On December 9, the preliminary investigation for the case of kidnapping and serious illegal detention against P/Maj Allan De Castro, his driver Jeffrey Magpantay, and two others related to the disappearance of Catherine Camilon was scheduled, according to PNP Spox P/Col Jean Fajardo.
Based on the information, the relationship between P/Maj Allan De Castro and Catherine Camilon has come to light. According to reports, the conflict between the two arose because Camilon allegedly wanted to separate from her partner. It has been a month since Camilon disappeared, with the last CCTV footage capturing her in a mall in Batangas before her disappearance.
Some witnesses have stated that they saw Camilon, seemingly injured, being transferred to an SUV. This coincided with the discovery of an abandoned SUV where traces of blood were found. According to the examination, the DNA extracted from the blood is considered a match to Camilon’s DNA.
The conduct of the preliminary investigation on December 9 at 11 in the morning will allow the examination and clarification of the evidence against the accused. This is part of the legal process to ensure that anyone involved in this case will be held accountable.
In gathering information, CCTV footage, witnesses, and DNA analysis may serve as guidance to meticulously determine the details of the incident. Furthermore, this serves as a reminder that justice should be fair and impartial for all involved parties.
This case has caused concern and anxiety in the community, emphasizing the importance of proper law enforcement and justice to hold the guilty accountable and maintain peace and order in society. As the legal process unfolds, the public hopes that justice will prevail and shed light on the mystery behind Catherine Camilon’s disappearance.