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I Find This Claim by the Uy Brothers' Father Questionable


The big questions that still linger are namely: 
  1. Where are the bodies of the Chiong sisters? What happened to the body of Jacqueline Jimenea Chiong? Is she the victim of a murder case where the body was never found?
  2. Was the body in the ravine really Marijoy? Take note that I do believe the body found in the ravine is Marijoy. My defense is that nobody claimed forward to claim the body. The family may have been unable to recognize the body due to a state of shock. If so, where's the family claiming the body that may not be Marijoy?
Just listening to this claim by Enrique Uy, the father of the next two suspects, James Anthony Uy and James Andrew Uy, still gives me a sense of skepticism. This raises some questions namely:
  1. Who is this first-degree cousin of the Chiong mother who died before signing the affidavit?
  2. How was this conversation between the Chiong mother and a daughter (take note that there are three sisters in that family) even discovered?
  3. If the sisters weren't brought to Carcar but Danao then what happened?
I showed this to someone and that person expressed her rightful skepticism. I said that Jacqueline's body was never found. The person expressed that some people become victims of a murder case, where the body was never found. 

I personally believe that the Uy brothers are innocent but here's my speculation on this claim:
  1. I would like to mention that one of the Chiong brothers is living in Canada, married to a woman who is wrongfully claimed to be Marijoy. It's amazing how not one, but two sisters-in-law, have been mistaken to be one single person namely Marijoy. 
  2. I believe that this daughter may be their youngest daughter Debbie Jane Jimenea Chiong-Sia. Take note that Debbie was also a student in the Philippine Christian Gospel School (PCGS) along with her two older sisters. Debbie isn't Jacqueline and she's the youngest in the family.
Unlike the Larrañagas, I wonder why would Enrique Uy make this claim about the phone call? Did he verify which daughter it was? I believe that the two sisters are no longer in this world as much as I believe the wrong people were arrested. Again, I put into question the claim of the phone call in Canada. 
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