Hazing victim identified as Lemery Mayor's daughter

According to a recent report, the student who was identified as a victim of hazing has been identified as the daughter of Lemery Mayor Eulalio Alilio.

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In a recent interview with DZMM, the victim’s mother and former mayor of Lemery, Batangas, Cherry Alilio, shared that her daughter was threatened to join the sorority by one of her classmates.

“In ka na ha, drop or die ito”

According to her statement, her daughter, Coleen, has repeatedly declined one of her classmate’s frequent invitations to join the Tau Gamma Sigma sorority in the Lyceum of the Philippines in Manila.

She shares, “Talagang hindi po ini-entertain ng anak ko kasi puro po missed calls at reject calls ang ginawa niya.”

“Ang ginawa lang daw po sa kanya ay hinimas ang mukha niya, magkabilang pisngi tapos pinatungô na siya, ‘ipikit mo ang mata mo.’ Binasahan na daw po siya ng litanya ng sorority.”

“Sabi sa kanya, ‘In ka na ha, drop or die ito… Mag-drop ka sa eskuwelahang ito o mamatay ka,” She adds.

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The next day, she was asked to go join in their initiation ceremony, where she was hazed for a number of hours, leaving her legs severely bruised and with candle burns on her back.

Go to the next page to learn more about what happened.

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She might suffer from kidney damage

According to her mother, Coleen was insistent that she didn’t join the sorority willingly. She said that members of the organization took the phones of the initiates and deleted all text messages related to the sorority. However, Coleen’s call history shows a number of rejected and missed calls which she said was because she was trying to avoid her classmate.

Her mother adds that her daughter might have been scared because of the threats, especially since she grew up in the province and she only moved to Manila recently to study in the University.

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Her daughter is still confined in the hospital, and will be observed since doctors are worried that she might suffer from kidney damage. She will also be filing a case against the students involved, and they will be coordinating with the Lyceum of the Philippines University to find those who were responsible for her daughter’s injuries.

Source: news.abs-cbn.com

READ: Student suffers candle burns and severe bruises from fraternity hazing

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Jan Alwyn Batara