Disappearance date: June 26, 2006

Palma, Celina

On June 26, 2006, onboard a Mazda Van A-2000, Celina was travelling with her husband Prudencio, niece Goria Soco, and their companions Antonio Lacno and Ariel Beloy on their way to Samar province.

While they were navigating Maharlika Highway near Sipocot, Camarines Sur, they were blocked by a red Tamaraw FX and four Toyota Revos. They were abducted and taken to an undisclosed military safehouse.

Antonio Lacno was able to escape on June 28, 2006, and he was able to tell their stories.

Celina, Ariel, Prudencio, and Gloria remain disappeared.

Disappearance date: March 15, 1982

Rada, Elino

On March 15, 1982, a group of farmers and rattan gatherers were abducted by members of the 60th IBPA on suspicion that they were members of the NPA in Brgy. Maisog, San Lorenzo Ruiz, Camarines Norte. According to witnesses, the group was forcibly abducted by the soldiers and was brought to a house and detained for 2 days and nights. They were subjected to heavy interrogations and mauling. To elude the searching families and relatives of the victims, members of the 60th IBPA divided the victims into two groups. 

Disappearance date: March 15, 1982

Sacrez, Gemino

On March 15, 1982, a group of farmers and rattan gatherers were abducted by members of the 60th IBPA on suspicion that they were members of the NPA in Brgy. Maisog, San Lorenzo Ruiz, Camarines Norte. According to witnesses, the group was forcibly abducted by the soldiers and was brought to a house and detained for 2 days and nights. They were subjected to heavy interrogations and mauling. To elude the searching families and relatives of the victims, members of the 60th IBPA divided the victims into two groups. 

Disappearance date: August 28, 2024

Salaveria, Felix Jr.

Felix Salaveria Jr., 66, was abducted at around 11:00 in the morning of 28 August 2024 while walking home towards his rented house in Brgy. Cobo, Tabaco, Albay…

A white Toyota HiAce van stopped beside him, and suddenly two unidentified men jumped out of the van and grabbed Jun, then shoved him inside the van. The van immediately left the place of incident; all of this was captured by the CCTV camera owned by the Barangay hall.

Disappearance date: June 29, 1988

Saldo, Manuel

On June 29, 1988, at about 1:00 a.m. Alex Mago and Saldo Manuel were abducted by armed men in Poblacion, Vinzons, Camarines Norte. The victims were forcibly taken into a green tricycle.

Disappearance date: March 17, 1982

Sardo, Joaquin

On March 17, 1982, Joaquin Sardo was buying food in town when he met with the military and was not allowed to leave. Joaquin was taken away, and since then there has been no news about his whereabouts.

Disappearance date: November 24, 1990

Sarmiento, Edmundo

On November 24, 1990, Edmundo was taking charge of a volleyball game. At around 2:00 in the afternoon, a CAFGU member arrived armed with a hand grenade and, without any provocation, apprehended Edmundo. The following day, his parents, accompanied by the barangay captain and several Antipolo barangay officials, went to the army camp to look for Edmundo or any information as to his whereabouts. They did not find Edmundo there nor any lead to what happened to him.

Disappearance date: June 26, 2006

Soco, Gloria

On June 26, 2006, onboard a Mazda Van A-2000, Gloria Soco was travelling with Prudencio, together with Prudencio's wife Celina Palma Beloy and Antonio Lacno, on their way to Samar province.

While they were navigating Maharlika Highway near Sipocot, Camarines Sur, they were blocked by a red Tamaraw FX and four Toyota Revos. They were abducted and taken to an undisclosed military safehouse.

Antonio Lacno was able to escape on June 28, 2006, and he was able to tell their stories.

Ariel, Prudencio, Celina, and Gloria remain missing.

Disappearance date: April 26, 1989

Sta. Clara, Nonna

On April 26, 1989  at around 4:00 in the afternoon, Ma. Nonna Sta. Clara and Angelina Lllenaresas left the office of Ecumenical Center for Research and Development at Liboton St. in Naga City to go to Brgy. Sta. Cruz for a research job when they were abducted by a group of INP elements. 

Disappearance date: March 16, 2004

Velarde, Wilfredo

Wilfredo Velarde and Joseph Carlote were picked up by several armed soldiers (believed to be members of the 9th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army) from their farm hut at Tinambac, Camarines Sur, on March 16, 2004. 

Benita Velarde, wife of Wilfredo Velarde, said her husband and Carlote were working at their copra stockroom at about 6:00 a.m. when the soldiers came and started looking for high-powered firearms allegedly kept in their house. The soldiers then handcuffed the victims. Benita requested they allow Joseph Carlote to accompany Velarde, and the military agreed. 

Since then, the two never returned home.

Disappearance date: April 22, 1989

Velasquez, Lauro

Lauro V. Velasquez of Metro Manila, 35 years old, married, and a businessman, was abducted by military agents.

On April 22, 1989, the victim was believed to have visited the Pellas couple. While he was walking along the diversion road of Sta. Cruz, Naga City; he was suddenly apprehended by unidentified plainclothesmen. 

From thereon, the victim never appeared again.

Disappearance date: November 11, 1987

Villano, Jose

Jose Villano was abducted in his residence on November 11, 1987.

Around 7:30 p.m. A group of armed men knocked on the door of his house. When his wife opened the door, the men introduced themselves as Comrades and wanted to have a meeting with Jose and forcibly entered the house and found him in one of the bedrooms. The armed men ordered Jose to go out of the house with his hands raised in the air; when he got out of the door, the armed men grabbed him, and some shouted to bring him along. Jose was being suspected of harboring NPA guerillas.

Jose Villano remains disappeared.