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M'sian Woman Kidnapped After Flying To The Philippines To Meet Her Online Boyfriend

The woman had secretly sent information about her kidnappers to her family, which helped the police in locating her.

Cover image via Manila Bulletin

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A Malaysian woman was kidnapped and held to ransom in the Philippines after believing she had met "The One" through a dating app

Excited to meet her love "Jerry" for the first time, the woman booked a flight to the Philippines on Monday, 12 September, reported Free Malaysia Today.

“She arrived in Manila on Monday, 12 September, where she was met at the airport by a Chinese man who took her to Carmona, Cavite where she was detained,” said Philippines police chief Rodolfo Azurin.

Her abductors then made her contact her family members and demanded RM26,000 in exchange for her release.

Image via New Straits Times

However, the abductors failed to realise that the woman had secretly sent details about the two suspects, as well as the car they were driving as soon as they picked her up from the airport

Through the information provided by the woman, the Filipino police were able to trace their whereabouts and launched a rescue operation to free her.

The two suspects, one of whom was a Malaysian man, were then apprehended and brought to the national police headquarters in Quezon City.

As of writing, it is not known whether the victim sustained any injuries from the incident.

Image via Manila Bulletin

In August, five people, including a 14-year-old and her boyfriend, have been arrested for investigation into an attempted kidnapping of a nine-month-old baby in Penang:

Meanwhile, there is a growing community of people who catfish on dating platforms with the sole intention of hurting others. Find out the psychological basis for catfishing:

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