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Hindi naman hinati ang katawan. The news kasi about the 2 garbage bags that were used to wrap the dead body was misleading, pero wala namang na mention anywhere sa news na pinutol or chinop-chop yung katawan.

What i can imagine yung katawan eh nasa me aircon vent tas yung upper part ng body pinasok sa unang garbage bag tas yung legs and the lower part eh pinasok sa pangalawang garbage bag tas yung dalawang garbage bag eh pinagdugtong using a packaging tape para ma-seal yung katawan sa loob.

I was from Teletech too pero dito sa Pasay, I left sometime in 2006. My former co-QA Specialist who is now a QA sup joined the launch ng Teletech Cebu. He is still with Teletech but I'm not sure kung sa Cebu pa din. I dropped him an email a couple of days ago about this. He said he heard about it. TTech daw is cooperating with the authorities but they want the media hype to die down as soon as possible. Nakaka-affect na ata sa company image, lalo na that Teletech is heavy on perception management.

Quote from: kiamoy on February 02, 2009, 08:56:53 AM
this opinion makes my eyebroW raise.


Anol Mongaya: 2 gory deaths, sex and technology
Sunday, February 1, 2009


THE gruesome deaths of call center agent Lynn Vi Ebarita and Emily Nuñeza draw our attention to the social impact and dangers of modern-day technology.

Police investigators and reporters had been talking, off the record, about what they learned regarding the liberal sexual lifestyle of call center agents in the course of the Ebarita investigation.

Maybe it’s the tension of facing the PC, handling irate callers and being confined together for eight hours during mostly graveyard shifts. Many call center employees end up having several liaisons and some even engage in group sex. As we all know, the call center industry is a recent phenomenon brought possible by advances in information and communication technology.

I understand that one theory pursued by investigators involved a possible invitation to enjoy with the group gathered by Lynn Vi’s best friend at the Nikei Hotel in Mandaue Cityâ€"a sex party that went awry.

According to a former Sun.Star editor who went to work in a call center, equally tragic was what happened to another group in another Cebu-based call center. They tested positive for HIV.

Emily Nuñeza, on the other hand, responded to a radio program “Wanted Pangga” that featured blind dates through the airing of their cell phone numbers. We in Superbalita had long ago refrained from publishing cell phone numbers because of numerous complaints about unwanted texters. But apparently, the said radio program became popular because of the opportunity of talking with the prospective text mate first live on air.

Unfortunately for Emily, she ended up a victim of rape and murder at the hands of her anonymous text mate. After all, many radio callers and eventual text mate do not immediately reveal their identities. “Mangalyas una.” One does not really know the identity of the other person.

Nevertheless, I’m not really sure if banning programs like “Wanted Pangga” or non-publication of cell phone numbers will stop perverts from preying on text mates or friends found through other forms of new media. Today, there are the unregulated interaction in thousands of online chat rooms, message groups, news groups, message boards, and social networks.



-http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/mongaya-2-gory-deaths-sex-and-technology

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This is BS! Obviously, this is an over-simplification and hasty generalization. This article is not balanced and well researched.

Hindi lang naman si Evelyn ang na-implicate eh. I know of 2 other families back in Tacloban who are grieving because a member of their family was dragged into this case. My bro's former boss was also dragged into this, only because they happened to be in Cebu at that time and wanted to be neighborly with Jonelle and went out to a drinking session with her.

Jonelle may after all be not the one behind this, but obviously Jonelle knows something, right? Why won't she come clean if she is not behind the murder? One of my neighbors back in Tacloban texted me and said that she might still be enjoying the publicity hehe (reminds me of the musical "Chicago") - I can't say that's not like her hahaha.

I obviously do not like Jonelle. Her character, it's odd. She is mostly not nice, but a selected few (selected few talaga hehe) would say that she's nice and all. However rotten her character may be, that does not say that she is capable of murder. And even if she is, that's not to say as well that she is behind all this.

At the end of the day, someone who might just have hated the victim deeply to have carried out murder may also be exploiting Jonelle's relationship with the victim and her  not-so-good character to pin the murder case on her. Jonelle might have just panicked and did stuff that pointed the murder case to her.

.... And then again, she might just be behind the murder. I can't wait for the conclusion of the case.

A couple of our neighbors in Tacloban are being dragged into the case, kasi nakita daw sila together with jonelle on the eve of Sinulog. Nagkakagulo na dun sa street namin sa Tacloban hehe. The wife of the "neighbor" is already hysterical after hearing about her husband's name being dragged into the case.

luci_khero if you were childhood friends with Jonelle, you might know who I'm referring to. They couldn't get the name right in the news article ("Police tags 4 others in party with slain call center agent").

She's no psycho, ganyan na ugali no Jonelle mga bata pa lang kami. To those who are asking, sa V&G cia nakatira sa Tacloban, right accross our house.

I learned from my bro last night that a couple of our neighbors sa Tacloban - who are certainly not her relatives - were implicated by Jonelle to be the killers themselves. I personally know these 2. What is she thinking, dropping names like that very easily?

Sis din niya masama ugali. Mom din niya masama ugali. it runs in the family hehe

Yes she has, nasa Tacloban. Tha baby is a girl and is very cute, actually toddler na, mga 2 or 3 yrs old na ata. Mom, uncle and sis niya ang nag-aalaga. Ang sad no, I mean for the baby.

She has very few kasi hahahaha (ang evil ko hehe)

Almost everyone in the neighborhood hates them, including her sis Janice. Pangit ng mga ugali, ang yayabang pa. Inirapan nga minsan dad ko ng babaeng to eh, nag park lang saglit dad ko sa street sa harap ng haus nila. Kala mo nabili nila yung kalsada.

If anything, naawa ako sa baby nitong si Jonelle.

Sobrang papansin kamo, kala mo kung sino. Her ate married an Australian and is now based there. I'm guessing naiingit , I think this is an angle that the police are looking into. Pilit atang inaagaw yung bf nung victim, as the bf is US-based.

My mom called me earlier today to break the news and when I heard about it, I can't really say na nalungkot ako for her or her mom at least. For the victim, yes.

This is so un-f*cking-believable...  This Jonelle Enfectana lives right across us in Tacloban! I'm based in Manila right now but I do go home during holidays and I just saw her last December. We're not exactly in good terms since high school, but before that, we literally grew up together...

I can't really say that she's not capable of this hehe but the news is very appalling.