I am also saddened by the story of that young filipina and what that japanese guy did to her. Im a filipina and it hurts when I read stories like this…. im not a porstitute but filipinas have a bad image online and it’s just sad.

what a cruel world.

I am sad to hear about these injustises especially after my life was saved by foreigners
(Japanese and Philippines) There is corrution everywhere. What gives me hope is when God says\”It is appointed unto man once to die after this the judgement\” Hebrews 9:27 and for the saved
\”Eyes have not seen, nor ears heard nor has it entered into the heart of man what God has prepared for those that live him.\”
Here is my story
I am a Canadian citizen born in Montreal, Canada from Italian immigrants. On February 1, 2009 I was shot 6 times with a 9 mm handgun by Marcellino Rogador, in San Pablo, Laguna. The shooting stopped a 6 bullets because Mr. Kiyuna, my landlord , was putting golfballs across the street and saw the event. He rushed to my defence standing between me and the killer and pleading for him to stop saying \”Sorry, Sorry, Is it not Enough\”. That is when the shooter stopped shooting. He still had three more rounds in the gun. I miraculously survived but with permanent damages.
I lost a kidney, was shot on the side of the jaw, shoulder and abdomen. I was shot because I complained to Rogador that his dogs were harassing me in the street while I was taking Mr. Kiyuna\’a Labrador for his daily walk
Mr. Kiyuna I was told left the Philippines immedeately after for Japan for fear of his life. You see the killer is known to police, has police and officials as allies and has threatened the neighbours with death if they testify. This man has left his wife for dead in a field and believe it or not the wife is back with him and present when the incident happened.
The police investigation here is a joke with only one police officer investigating and the authorities here have tried to convince my wife to drop the charges by accepting financial compensation. Neber has an official come to take to me. The Canadian government also has done nothing to help me out.
This is like the Mindanao massacre but in a much smaller scale. But there are similarities as far as public corruption and fear in the Philippino people concerning these officials. Both shootings were in broad daylight and both have no fear of prosecution.
I have to hire a lawyer to help prosecute this man and he has never seen one day in jail.

I am sad to hear about these injustises especially after my life was saved by foreigners
(Japanese and Philippines) There is corrution everywhere. What gives me hope is when God says”It is appointed unto man once to die after this the judgement” Hebrews 9:27 and for the saved
“Eyes have not seen, nor ears heard nor has it entered into the heart of man what God has prepared for those that live him.”
Here is my story
I am a Canadian citizen born in Montreal, Canada from Italian immigrants. On February 1, 2009 I was shot 6 times with a 9 mm handgun by Marcellino Rogador, in San Pablo, Laguna. The shooting stopped a 6 bullets because Mr. Kiyuna, my landlord , was putting golfballs across the street and saw the event. He rushed to my defence standing between me and the killer and pleading for him to stop saying “Sorry, Sorry, Is it not Enough”. That is when the shooter stopped shooting. He still had three more rounds in the gun. I miraculously survived but with permanent damages.
I lost a kidney, was shot on the side of the jaw, shoulder and abdomen. I was shot because I complained to Rogador that his dogs were harassing me in the street while I was taking Mr. Kiyuna’a Labrador for his daily walk
Mr. Kiyuna I was told left the Philippines immedeately after for Japan for fear of his life. You see the killer is known to police, has police and officials as allies and has threatened the neighbours with death if they testify. This man has left his wife for dead in a field and believe it or not the wife is back with him and present when the incident happened.
The police investigation here is a joke with only one police officer investigating and the authorities here have tried to convince my wife to drop the charges by accepting financial compensation. Neber has an official come to take to me. The Canadian government also has done nothing to help me out.
This is like the Mindanao massacre but in a much smaller scale. But there are similarities as far as public corruption and fear in the Philippino people concerning these officials. Both shootings were in broad daylight and both have no fear of prosecution.
I have to hire a lawyer to help prosecute this man and he has never seen one day in jail.