Disappearance date: April 12, 1989

Santos, Oscar

On April 12, 1989, at around 1:00 in the afternoon, five armed men, introducing themselves as soldiers, invited six farmers for investigation in the alleged killing of a CAFGU organizer in Mexico, Pampanga.

They all boarded a light brown Hi-Ace van with plate number 555.

At around 3:00 in the afternoon on the same day, the relatives of the six persons went to the mayor to report the incident. They were accompanied by the police station commander to the 173rd PC Coy Hdq. Inside the camp, a captain said that he did not summon or invite for questioning anyone and got angry because some are using his name without his knowledge.

Their whereabouts are still unknown.

Disappearance date: July 06, 1981

Santos, Vivencio 

On July 1, 1981, Vivencio was arrested in Brgy. Binaritan, Morong, Bataan, by elements of the 176th PC Coy based in Morong, Bataan, alleging that Vivencio was a member of the New People's Army operating in the area; he was later transferred to Camp Tolentino located in Balanga, Bataan.

On July 7, the relatives of Vivencio received information that Vivencio escaped from his detention cell, but he did not return home or contact any of his relatives.

Vivencio remains disappeared up to this day.

Disappearance date: February 11, 1990

Santos, Reynaldo

Three fishermen were declared missing by their families after they were forcibly abducted in their residences by members of a composite team of CAFGU, RSAF, and Special Forces led by a certain NPA rebel returnee in Brgy. San Sebastian, Hagonoy, Bulacan, on February 11, 1990.

A CAFGU element entered their house at about 3:00 in the early morning together with some fifty military men wearing camouflage and armed with high-powered guns. 

Reynaldo Santos was taken from their house by the military men. Santos was brought to Brgy. Mercado, Hagonoy, Bulacan.

Efforts of their families and friends to locate them were in vain. They are still missing up to now.

Disappearance date: July 29, 1989

Somera, Marilyn

At around 4:00 in the afternoon of July 29, 1989, Marilyn was suddenly grabbed and dragged away by a Sgt. in the crowd. The Sgt. suspected Marilyn as an amazona of the New People's Army and brought Marilyn to a detachment in brgy. Bayanihan, an adjacent barangay of Cadayacan. 

On July 30, 1989, her father went to the headquarters of 187th PC Coy in Maria Aurora, Aurora. He saw Marilyn at the camp and was able to talk with her for three hours; after that, her father again visited the camp. Bringing with him the personal belongings of Marilyn. When he talked to the Sgt. to ask for his daughter, the Sgt. replied she escaped.

Marilyn was never seen again.

Disappearance date: July 06, 1981

Sta. Ana, Antonio 

He was arrested on June 24, 1981, at about 5:00 pm together with his wife, their 7-year-old daughter, and another full-time organizer.

The four were arrested by 12 military operatives in civilian clothes. They were brought to Camp Tolentino in Balanga, Bataan, for interrogation.

His wife and daughter were released on June 29, 1981. However, she was informed that her husband couldn't be released upon the orders of the commander on the basis that he would still be subjected to further interrogation.

On July 7, 1981, at about 9:00 am, her brother received a phone call that Antonio was already dead.

She went straight to Camp Tolentino on the same day and was informed by the military that Antonio, along with others, had escaped.

They were never seen again.

Disappearance date: April 12, 1989

Suba, Francisco

On April 12, 1989, at around 1:00 in the afternoon, five armed men, introducing themselves as soldiers, invited six farmers for investigation in the alleged killing of a CAFGU organizer in Mexico, Pampanga.

They all boarded a light brown Hi-Ace van with plate number 555.

At around 3:00 in the afternoon on the same day, the relatives of the six persons went to the mayor to report the incident. They were accompanied by the police station commander to the 173rd PC Coy Hdq. Inside the camp, a captain said that he did not summon or invite for questioning anyone and got angry because some are using his name without his knowledge.

Their whereabouts are still unknown.

Disappearance date: December 11, 1985

Supsupin, Emerson

Emerson Supsupin, 19, Single, Fisherman 

On the early morning of December 11, 1985, at around 3:00 o'clock, Marine troopers illegally arrested Emerson. The Marines were searching a house in Brgy. Bilolo, Orion, Bataan.

Emerson and two others were suspected supporters/members of the New People's Army (NPA). Their hands were tied, and they were hauled aboard a military jeep headed towards the Marine camp at So. Mabato, Daan Pare, Orion, Bataan.

Relatives of the victims immediately followed them to the Marine camp, but they were not there. A lieutenant said the three with their hands tied jumped off the vehicle and escaped.

They were never seen again.

Disappearance date: December 11, 1985

Supsupin, Elpedio

Elpedio Supsupin, 18, Single, Fisherman

On the early morning of December 11, 1985, at around 3:00 o'clock, Marine troopers illegally arrested Elpedio. The Marines were searching a house in Brgy. Bilolo, Orion, Bataan.

Emerson and two others were suspected supporters/members of the New People's Army (NPA). Their hands were tied, and they were hauled aboard a military jeep headed towards the Marine camp at So. Mabato, Daan Pare, Orion, Bataan.

Relatives of the victims immediately followed them to the Marine camp, but they were not there. A lieutenant said the three with their hands tied jumped off the vehicle and escaped.

They were never seen again.

Disappearance date: August 13, 2006

Verano, Marvin

On August 13, 2006, at around 9:30 pm, eight armed men in military uniforms and carrying long firearms forcibly abducted Marvin Santos Verano, 29, and Roderick John Cruz, 23, both residing at Purok 5, Brgy. San Jose, Hagonoy, Bulacan. 

A discreet investigation conducted revealed, based on the information gathered from some of the neighbors of the family, that the two victims were both members of a leftist group.

As of this writing, the whereabouts of Marvin Santos Verona and Roderick John Cruz are not yet known.

Disappearance date: February 18, 2005

Viray, Sergio

On February 18, 2005, three armed men wearing fatigue uniforms barged into the house of Roger Viray in Masantol, Pampanga. Roger Viray was a fisherman and at the same time an organizer.

The armed men started searching the place for cellphones and documents, finding nothing. The armed men took Roger outside. His brother Sergio Viray, who was then outside cleaning their fishing boat, saw what was happening and tried to intervene. He was also taken by the armed men.

They were never seen again.

Disappearance date: February 18, 2005

Viray, Roger

On February 18, 2005, three armed men wearing fatigue uniforms barged into the house of Roger Viray in Masantol, Pampanga. Roger Viray was a fisherman and at the same time an organizer.

The armed men started searching the place for cellphones and documents, finding nothing. The armed men took Roger outside. His brother Sergio Viray, who was then outside cleaning their fishing boat, saw what was happening and tried to intervene. He was also taken by the armed men.

They were never seen again.

Disappearance date: May 20, 1984

Yandoc, Reynaldo

Reynaldo Yandoc, along with a certain mang Karling, was reported abducted and arrested by 10 armed military men in fatigue uniform in 69 Barangay Lawa, Obando, Bulacan, on May 20, 1984.

To this day, the whereabouts of Reynaldo Yandoc remain unknown.