Pag-isipan natin saka pag-ingatan natin ang paggamit ng social media,” Eleazar said. “Maging maingat tayo, huwag tayo magpadala ng emosyon lang. Guillermo Eleazar reminded the public to be vigilant in trusting people especially the ones they just met through social media.
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The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) immediately conducted an entrapment operation to arrest Jane.įurther investigation shows that Jane does not have any friend who knows how to create a “gayuma”.īecause of this, NCRPO director Chief Supt. “Kaya daw niyang bigyan ako ng sakit at hindi makalakad, tapos kaya daw niyang patayin yung boyfriend ko saka ako,” May added.
May then suspect that Jane is probably a fraud so she decided to stop sending her money, but the latter threatened to bewitch her if she will not continue sending money. In case you’re not familiar with him, Pascual became a trending topic on Facebook after screenshots of his conversations with several female teenagers surfaced online. Tapos mga ilang days na, humihingi na siya ng pera tapos parang sabi niya, ‘In seven days, puwede na kayong magkaayos ng boyfriend mo,'” May said.įor the past few months, May has been sending a total of P66,000 to Jane and even visited her house in Pangasinan but she never met Jane’s friend whom she said knows how to do love potion. After getting a backlash on social media,Pemsa Pascual, the man behind the viral post titledPemsa Pascual Documentary finally broke his silence today, July 30. “Nag-message siya sa ‘kin na marunong daw siya.
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Just when we thought that this “gayuma” plot stories only happen in television series and movies, just recently, a woman was arrested after extorting money in exchange of helping a girl acquire a love potion that will make her ex-boyfriend fall in love with her once again.Īccording to the victim only identified as May, she met the suspect Jane Mendoza through social media who offered to recommend her to a friend who knows how to do a love potion.
This is a special potion made in order for someone to get attracted or even fall in love with one person. The policemen were happy to have helped the Japanese but for them, they only did their job as public servants.It is surprising that in this age and time, many Filipinos still believe in the power of love potions popularly known as “gayuma”. It was on Apwhen Sugiyama finally reunited with the policewomen and they even spent a meal together. Sugiyama went to Davao City Police Office(DCPO) to look for the policewomen immediately. The policewomen were surprised that Sugiyama made an effort to go in the Philippines only to find them. However, unexpectedly in April 2017, the 74-year old Japanese went back to Davao and searched for the three policewomen to personally thank them. Later on, the policewomen ignored the contact number as what happened was only an ordinary experience. Sugiyama also gave them a contact number so the three policewomen can still get in touch with her. Koniko Sugiyama was looking for a place to eat when the three policemen, who were about to eat lunch as well, approached and guided the lady to help her as she was not familiar with the area.Īccording to PO3 Irene Cenabre, they also had small talks while riding a cab going to their destination. On a report conducted by UNTV, a Japanese national who went to the Philippines two years ago went back to extend her gratitude to three Davao policewomen. Now, three of our policewomen in Davao are being recognized for their genuine heart. Filipinos are known to be hospitable, caring and helpful to other people regardless if it is a fellow Filipino or someone of another nationality.
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