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Review of Boracay rape-slay, Dayang murder cases set
Manila Bulletin
|June 17 2025
Philippine National Po lice chief Gen. Nicolas D. Torre III is set to review two unsolved cases in Aklan province — the rape-slay of a Slovakian tourist at world-famous Boracay Island and the murder of veteran journalist Juan “Johnny” Dayang.
"I will review it. I will ask for updates of the cases," Torre said in response to a question posed by Manila Bulletin while he was in Iloilo City over the weekend.
The Aklan Police Provincial Office (APPO) under Police Col. Arnel Ramos is under fire for contradicting and confusing public statements regarding the two brutal deaths — one at the country’s most popular beach destination in Malay town and the other in the provincial capital of Kalibo.
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