Charred body found inside burnt car in Busay, Cebu City

[sugbu777 2,687]

Didn't I read here that the foreign owner of the burned out vehicle was already helping the police with their inquiries?

I thought I read the same thing too.

[woodchopper 2,975]

is this an interesting "test",,whereby a family member needs to file complaint,,(if foreigner on foreigner) or has this been "tested" b4?,,,in my opinion and not knowing thus far!

[fivestarph 854]

Post #33 says the suspect has handed himself in, but later posts makes it appear he is still free.

[shadow 18,484]

is this an interesting "test",,whereby a family member needs to file complaint,,(if foreigner on foreigner) or has this been "tested" b4?,,,in my opinion and not knowing thus far!

It is rare the state will file charges on their own, but it does happen sometimes, mostly it seems in drug cases. They don't seem to care much about murder unless you are smoking a joint when you do it.

[+RogerDuMond 15,795]

It is rare the state will file charges on their own, but it does happen sometimes, mostly it seems in drug cases. They don't seem to care much about murder unless you are smoking a joint when you do it.

 

 

Charges are filed upon lodging of a complaint by someone who has been victimized such as this persons wife. Filing of charges by the police is only done if the crime was witnessed by them.

[jtmwatchbiz 31,460]

Charges are filed upon lodging of a complaint by someone who has been victimized such as this persons wife. Filing of charges by the police is only done if the crime was witnessed by them.

 

 

i believe some govt agencies will also file charges when it involves abusing minors. 

[+RogerDuMond 15,795]

i believe some govt agencies will also file charges when it involves abusing minors. 

 

 

I will check, but I think a complaint still has to be filed by someone, and then an investigation would have to be done by the NBI.

[JamesMusslewhite 14,483]

It is rare the state will file charges on their own, but it does happen sometimes, mostly it seems in drug cases. They don't seem to care much about murder unless you are smoking a joint when you do it.

 

From what I learned during the Harry Doyle murder case in most cases the PNP will not arrest a suspect unless a member of the PNP, NBI or judge actually witnesses the crime first hand. In the drug cases you mention most are done by the PNP or PEDA where an officer witnesses the buy and or in the case of a Sting Operation registered 'bait bills' are used. Most likely the spouse will have to first file a case against the suspect, then six weeks to eight weeks for the arrest warrant to be issued and about two more weeks to process and be severed. Welcome to Spanish Colonial Law.combined with poorly written civil rights law caused by 20 years of Marcos rule.

[jtmwatchbiz 31,460]

 

 

I think a complaint still has to be filed by someone

 

 

in the situation i mentioned i believe the govt agency acts as the complainant in cases of abused minors.  an example would be child and womens services acting as the complainant.  

[Oz Jon 2,478]

This thread got me thinking more about how good dental records would be in identifying bodies.

 

 

Clearly, dental X-rays would contain an enormous amount of fine detailed identifying information.

 

But even simple hand marked card-type dental records (like the sample below) can contain a surprising amount of identifying information too.

 

Just taking a very simple case, considering only whether a particular tooth is missing, present with no fillings, or present with at least 1 filling.
That is 3 possibilities for each of 32 teeth = 3^32 = 1.8 Trillion possibilities (about 2 followed by 15 zeros!)

 

Then if you consider whether that 1 filling per tooth is on the top of the tooth, or on the front or back, left side or right side?
That's 5 possibilities per tooth = 5^32 = 23 followed by 21 zeros!

 

And it doesn't stop there - the filling could be gold or silver or white filling ... more than 1 filling per tooth ...providing an enormous number of possibilities.

 

So the chances of 2 people having exactly the same dental record is very unlikely.

That makes dental records a very good identifier.

 

Isn't mathematics wonderful! - Lol

Edited March 22, 2016 by Oz Jon

[smokey 22,071]

From what I learned during the Harry Doyle murder case in most cases the PNP will not arrest a suspect unless a member of the PNP, NBI or judge actually witnesses the crime first hand. In the drug cases you mention most are done by the PNP or PEDA where an officer witnesses the buy and or in the case of a Sting Operation registered 'bait bills' are used. Most likely the spouse will have to first file a case against the suspect, then six weeks to eight weeks for the arrest warrant to be issued and about two more weeks to process and be severed. Welcome to Spanish Colonial Law.combined with poorly written civil rights law caused by 20 years of Marcos rule.

if i am not mistaken its been 30 years now and how many presidents have come and gone so changing the laws make by Marcos would be easy i would think

[woodchopper 2,975]

Aussie fears for his safety, asks police to hold off manhunt

 Tuesday, March 22, 2016

 By 

GEROME M. DALIPE

AN Australian who has been linked to the death of another foreigner inside a vehicle reportedly fears for his life and safety, his lawyer said yesterday.

Aisa Ratcliffe, wife of Craeg Keith Ratcliffe, met with their legal counsel Inocencio de la Cerna, who appealed to the police to hold off the manhunt.

“We are worried that any untoward incident may happen to him (Craeg Keith),” de la Cerna told Sun. Star Cebu in a phone interview.

De la Cerna said that the Australian’s family is requesting the police to put off the manhunt until a formal complaint is lodged against Ratcliffe.

Police have been looking for the Australian who was tagged in the death of another foreigner, Timothy Avery Wilson, 60.

Wilson’s charred body was discovered after firefighters doused the flames that engulfed a sports utility vehicle in Sitio Lower Busay, Barangay Busay, Cebu City last March 17. The vehicle, a Toyota RAV4 model, was ownedby Ratcliffe.

Ratcliffe allegedly owed Wilson US$500,000. The two were reportedly partners in a mining business. Wilson lives in Barangay Tajao, Pinamungajan town, Cebu.

Supt. George Ylanan, the Cebu City deputy chief for operations, said Ratcliffe has been considered as a suspect.

A witness also saw Ratcliffe buying gasoline from a refilling station across the hotel in Busay where the suspect stayed.

Homicide Section Chief Elisandro Quijano earlier told reporters that they could not conclude yet that the body belonged to Wilson until they get the autopsy result and dental records.

[KID 10,133]

Aisa Ratcliffe, wife of Craeg Keith Ratcliffe, met with their legal counsel Inocencio de la Cerna, who appealed to the police to hold off the manhunt.

 

A different report stated he turned himself into the police within hours ?

[Woolf 8,556]

News are from SunStar

 

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2016/03/22/aussie-fears-his-safety-asks-police-hold-manhunt-464047

 

Aussie fears for his safety, asks police to hold off manhunt

 Tuesday, March 22, 2016

 By 

GEROME M. DALIPE

AN Australian who has been linked to the death of another foreigner inside a vehicle reportedly fears for his life and safety, his lawyer said yesterday.

Aisa Ratcliffe, wife of Craeg Keith Ratcliffe, met with their legal counsel Inocencio de la Cerna, who appealed to the police to hold off the manhunt.

“We are worried that any untoward incident may happen to him (Craeg Keith),” de la Cerna told Sun. Star Cebu in a phone interview.

De la Cerna said that the Australian’s family is requesting the police to put off the manhunt until a formal complaint is lodged against Ratcliffe.

Police have been looking for the Australian who was tagged in the death of another foreigner, Timothy Avery Wilson, 60.

Wilson’s charred body was discovered after firefighters doused the flames that engulfed a sports utility vehicle in Sitio Lower Busay, Barangay Busay, Cebu City last March 17. The vehicle, a Toyota RAV4 model, was ownedby Ratcliffe.

Ratcliffe allegedly owed Wilson US$500,000. The two were reportedly partners in a mining business. Wilson lives in Barangay Tajao, Pinamungajan town, Cebu.

Supt. George Ylanan, the Cebu City deputy chief for operations, said Ratcliffe has been considered as a suspect.

A witness also saw Ratcliffe buying gasoline from a refilling station across the hotel in Busay where the suspect stayed.

Homicide Section Chief Elisandro Quijano earlier told reporters that they could not conclude yet that the body belonged to Wilson until they get the autopsy result and dental records.

 

[Gus 980]

Ive stayed away from this thread for few days ( actually from linc completely ) , because I was pissed off at myself for responding to a poster when I was so affected emotionally .. for that, I apologise to Wolfpack.

i havent read all the subsequent posts, but skipped through a few .. good to see another friend RBM , who also knows both guys try to bring some sense and order to the thread ..

 

I attended Tims funeral yesterday along with some mates from Toledo, and a good sized contingent , from the Irish pub in Talamban where Tim liked to go when in Cebu , to sink a few, and play bowls ..There was also a wake at Caesars in Toledo last night..

So, for now ..its RIP Tim