Topic: Body of mountaineer Victor Joel Ayson, found

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[Gat J.P. Rizal]

RIP matahimik na rin kaluluwa niya at sa Pamilya naman atleast nakita man nila at mabigyan ng tamang lugar kung saan siya manahimik.

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nag news flash ito kaninang hapon sa ch 7 , pero wala pa akong makitang iba pang news beside this one, sa youtube man ay wala din...
baka bukas ay mayroon na itong full details  !

Good PM to all !

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                 A view of Taal Lake from Mt. Maculot in Cuenca, Batangas. Photo by Monina Eugenio


Human body found on Mt. Maculot in Batangas, report says
April 13, 2013 5:01pm
 
The body of a man was found on Mt. Maculot in Cuenca town in Batangas on Saturday, two weeks after a mountaineer was reported missing since Easter Sunday, a television report said.

GMA's "Flash Report" said the body was found by residents on Mt. Maculot in Cuenca town.

Prior to this, mountaineer Victor Joel Ayson has been msising since he climbed Mt. Maculot alone on March 31, Easter Sunday. He was last seen that day buying a bottle of mineral water at a store on top of the mountain, earlier reports said.

No details about the body have been revealed, however, and Ayson's relatives also declined to comment for now on the development, Saturday's "Flash Report" said.
 
In a separate story on GMA's "24 Oras", reporter Jay Sabale said that the body was found in the lower portion of Mt. Maculot's "Rockies", described as a dangerous part of the mountain.

GMA News Online tried to contact Sr. Inspector Joel Ilagan, officer-in-charge of Cuenca town police, to confirm if the body found was indeed Ayson's. But as of this posting, Ilagan was not able to provide information on the matter, stating that he was on his way to Mt. Maculot to check on developments.
 
The report also quoted Sr. Insp. Ilagan as saying that Ayson's family had already been notified about the discovery. The Ayson family is now en route to Mt. Maculot to identify the body. — Gian C.

source :
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/303735/news/regions/human-body-found-on-mt-maculot-in-batangas-report-says


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[ajtwenty]

R.I.P. sa kapatid nating mountaineer., condolences sa family niya

[BaTistAbomB]

may he rest in peace,   

[xeoxander01]

He died doing what he loved most. 

May his soul find eternal repose.

[taong_grassa]

reminds me of the movie, Into The Wild.. directed by Sean Penn and soundtrack by Eddie Vedder... may his soul rest in peace...

[Kurimasu]

Rest in Peace......

[deekwatro]

Nag pakita sya sa araw nang kaarawan nya.
R.I.P kapatid.

[ogamer104]

RIP

[Extra Rice]

Nag pakita sya sa araw nang kaarawan nya.
R.I.P kapatid.

What do you mean? Nung araw na natangpuan yung bangkay nya, saktong birthday nya din nung araw na yun? 

R.I.P Bro!!! 

At least bago sya mawala, nagawa nya parin ang mga bagay na gusto nya... 

[deekwatro]

What do you mean? Nung araw na natangpuan yung bangkay nya, saktong birthday nya din nung araw na yun? 

Yes sir

[bogli_guy]

R.I.P.

[NAPAKAPANGET]

RIP sir

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           This video posted on YouTube last April 3, 2013 :

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Body found in Cuenca, Batangas confirmed that of missing mountaineer Ayson—NDRRMC, PNP
April 15, 2013 9:09am


  A body found at the cliff of a mountain in Batangas province has been confirmed to be that of missing mountaineer Victor Joel Ayson, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said Monday.
In an 8 p.m. Sunday report posted on its website Monday, the NDRRMC said Ayson's father confirmed the body was that of the missing mountaineer.
 
"Three brothers of Ayson and a mountaineer and civilian volunteers who discovered the body) informed the father of the victim to verify the body through MMS and it was confirmed by the father," it said.

In a report on GMA News TV's News to Go on Monday, however, Oscar Oida reported that the Ayson family does not want to confirm if the body was indeed that of Victor Joel's. The body is badly decomposed.
A report on GMA News TV's Balitanghali said the Philippine National Police (PNP) Crime Lab has also confirmed that the body was that of the missing mountaineer.

"Ang cause of death ay blood traumatic injuries of the body, consistent with fall from height," said Chief Inspector Joseph Palmero of the PNP Crime Laboratory-Medico Legal Division.

"We believe it is an accidental fall. Wala pong indikasyon na sinaktan siya," he added.
 According to the report, the PNP ruled out foul play in the incident.

Police assistance
 
Last April 1, Ayson's father Samuel had sought assistance from police in Cuenca town in Batangas to find Victor Joel, who had been missing since Easter Sunday, March 31.
Victor Joel had gone alone to the camp site in Mt. Maculot in Cuenca at the time.

On Saturday, after a two-week search, the body of a man believed to be Ayson was found near the shore of Taal Lake, just below a prominent cliff on Mt. Maculot called the Rockies, well-known to climbers and a visible feature of the mountain from many angles. The body was found on Ayson's 27th birthday.
 
A separate report by radio dzBB's Glen Juego said the body of Victor Joel would be brought to Philippine National Police headquarters in Camp Crame for autopsy.

Cremation

Meanwhile, a close friend of the Ayson family confirms that the body found was indeed that of Victor Joel's.
"The dental record matches with the body," Patrick Angeles, fellow mountaineer and a close friend of the family, told GMA News Online Monday afternoon.

He said the body will be cremated as soon as possible.
Details regarding the wake have yet to be decided by the family, Angeles added.— with  reports from Carmela G. Lapeña and Amanda Fernandez/KG/RSJ/KBK, GMA News

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Missing belongings add mystery to mountaineer's death
AMANDA FERNANDEZ, GMA NewsApril 16, 2013 3:12pm

  The missing belongings of Victor Joel Ayson, the mountaineer whose body was found at the bottom of a cliff at Mount Maculot in Batangas province days after he was reported missing, have provided mystery to the tragedy that befell him in his solitary mountain trek last month.

Although the police have already ruled out foul play, the search for Ayson's belongings, which reportedly included a camera and his mobile phone, continues, said Senior Inspector Joel Illagan, officer-in-charge of Cuenca town police.

"Hindi pa tumitigil ang investigation namin dahil may mga nawawalang camera at ibang gadgets," Illagan told GMA News Online by phone.

In a separate interview, Patrick Angeles, a close friend of Ayson's family who is also a mountaineer, said they are wondering where Ayson's belongings went.

"We're just wondering where his belongings have gone since we didn't find anything near the body," he said.

"Other pair of the shoe, camera bag, wallet, cellphone. I think the small things were all inside the camera bag since the pockets were empty," he added, when asked to enumerate the missing items.

A fellow mountaineer and a search volunteer had earlier told GMA News Online that “it may be possible” that Ayson's belongings “scattered” throughout the area when the victim accidentally fell from the cliff.

"Three hundred feet din 'yun,” the volunteer, who requested anonymity, said. “So it may be possible that his belongings scattered."

Illagan said they will search the surrounding areas where Ayson's decomposing body was found two weeks after he was reported missing.

"Babalikan namin 'yung cliff, 'yung pinaghulugan niya this week siguro, pero kailangan namin ng tulong ng mountaineers," the police official said. "Kailangan kasing i-rapple iyon."

On Monday, the Philippine National Police (PNP) Crime Lab confirmed that the body found in Mount Maculot last Saturday was that of Ayson, who it said may have fallen from the cliff.

"Ang cause of death ay blood traumatic injuries of the body, consistent with fall from height," said Chief Inspector Joseph Palmero of the PNP Crime Laboratory-Medico Legal Division.

In ruling foul play in the incident, Palmero said: "We believe it is an accidental fall. Wala pong indikasyon na sinaktan siya."

Angeles said dental examination conducted on the body also confirmed its identity. "The dental record matches with the body," he said.

Ayson's body was cremated Monday afternoon and the ashes now lie at Mt. Carmel Church in Project 6, Quezon City. Interment would be on Saturday, April 20, at Mt. Carmel columbarium. — KBK, GMA News


source :
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/304089/news/regions/missing-belongings-add-mystery-to-mountaineer-s-death


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