Enzo Pastor's widow still in the country

MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Immigration said Thursday that Dalia Guerrero Pastor, one of the suspects in the killing of international race car driver Enzo Pastor, remains in the country.

"The suspect in the race car driver murder, Ms. Dalia Guerrero Pastor, with date of birth on September 15, 1985, is still in the country based on travel records," Immigration Commissioner Siegfred Mison said in a state report.

Police said Wednesday that Dalia is now considered a suspect and is still at large after the arrest of suspected gunman Police Officer 3 Edgar Angel and businessman Domingo de Guzman, her purported lover and suspected mastermind of the crime.

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Dalia's Facebook account was deleted Wednesday as authorities announce their suspicions on her involvement in the fatal shooting on June 12 in Quezon City.

Pastor's father, Thomas, said in a press conference with the Department of Interior and Local Government on Thursday said his family is "shocked" about the latest developments in the case.

"We were shocked and surprised. We are not expecting that the wife of my son is involved in the killing," the elder Pastor said.

Angel, meanwhile, claimed in a confession to cops that De Guzman paid him P100,000 to shoot an unknown target, who turned out to be Pastor and who, according to the gunman was targeted because he was a wife-beater.