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A reward of P250,000 awaits anyone with vital information about the disappearance of beauty queen Geneva Lopez and her Israeli boyfriend, Yitshak Cohen. Their sudden vanishing has plunged Pampanga into a state of concern, with their families and friends desperately seeking answers.
A dedicated Facebook page has been created to aid the search. The plea urges anyone with crucial details to contact [email protected], offering a reward for information that leads to their return.
According to Angeles City police, the couple was last heard from on June 21. Geneva, representing Sto. Tomas, in the Mutya ng Pilipinas Pampanga 2024, had told her family they were meeting someone to discuss a property in Capas. Tragedy struck the next day when the Capas Fire Station responded to a car fire in Tarlac. Among the charred remains, authorities found Geneva's belongings, including her ID card, adding a layer of urgency to the investigation.
Despite intensive efforts, including drone searches by the Capas police on June 28, no trace of Geneva and Yitshak has been found. The reward now stands as a beacon of hope, encouraging anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts to come forward.
Their loved ones, burdened with worry, hope that this appeal will reach someone who can provide a crucial clue. The community's combined effort might be the key to unravelling this troubling mystery and reuniting Geneva and Yitshak with their anxious families and friends.
A dedicated Facebook page has been created to aid the search. The plea urges anyone with crucial details to contact [email protected], offering a reward for information that leads to their return.
According to Angeles City police, the couple was last heard from on June 21. Geneva, representing Sto. Tomas, in the Mutya ng Pilipinas Pampanga 2024, had told her family they were meeting someone to discuss a property in Capas. Tragedy struck the next day when the Capas Fire Station responded to a car fire in Tarlac. Among the charred remains, authorities found Geneva's belongings, including her ID card, adding a layer of urgency to the investigation.
Despite intensive efforts, including drone searches by the Capas police on June 28, no trace of Geneva and Yitshak has been found. The reward now stands as a beacon of hope, encouraging anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts to come forward.
Their loved ones, burdened with worry, hope that this appeal will reach someone who can provide a crucial clue. The community's combined effort might be the key to unravelling this troubling mystery and reuniting Geneva and Yitshak with their anxious families and friends.
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