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Jessica’s father Efren, 44, who just graduated as company commander of the First Ilocos Sur Civilian Armed Auxiliary Unit last Tuesday here, told The STAR that the decision will be out on July 9. 


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According to Maximo Reyes, chief of the NBI’s medico-legal division, there were no signs that could point to the death of second Lt. Jessica Chavez, of the 191st Military Police Battalion, as suicide.


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Kasabay nito, inatasan ni NBI director Reynaldo Wycoco si Atty. Edmund Arugay, hepe ng Special Action Unit na bigyan ng pangunahing imbestigasyon ang pagkamatay ng naturang opisyal na kabilang sa PMA Class 2000 na natagpuang patay noong Biyernes ng umaga na may tama ng bala ng kalibre. 45 sa dibdib.


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Family hopes justice will prevail in death of female AFP officer

June 22, 2002 - 12:00am

STA. CRUZ, Ilocos Sur – The family of 2Lt. Jessica Chavez is hoping that justice will be served after the young military officer’s mysterious death inside her room at Fort Bonifacio last year. This, as...

Nation

NBI rules out suicide in Chavez death

February 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Initial investigation conducted by the medico-legal division of the National Bureau of Investigation ruled out suicide in the death of a 22-year old female military police officer in her quarters at Fort Bonifacio...

Metro

NBI conducts autopsy on Chavez body

February 15, 2001 - 12:00am

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) conducted its own autopsy of the body of Army 2nd Lt. Jessica Chavez after police failed to provide them a copy of its report, as investigation of her death in Fort Bonifacio,...

Metro

PMA grad na natagpuang patay, buntis?

February 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Bubusisiin ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) ang misteryosong pagkamatay ni 2nd Lt. Jessica Chavez, isang PMAer sa loob ng kanyang quarter sa Fort Bonifacio, Makati City na pinaniniwalaang buntis na posibleng...

PSN Metro