THE Department of Justice has recommended the filing in court of eight counts of child abuse, kidnapping, serious illegal detention, and violation of the anti-trafficking in persons law against businessman Mariano Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and their two children based on the complaint against them by their former housemaid Mary Jane Sollano.
Prosecutors state that the contract of Sollano has an intention to extract force balor from her for five years without salary.
Sollano was only 13 when she was recruited from Zamboanga del Sur to work as a housemaid for the Tanenglians in June 2004. She was rescued by police and social workers on Aug. 10, 2009. Sollano said she was subjected to physical and sexual abuse by the Tanenglians.
Evangeline C. de Vera
Malaya
January 15, 2010
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Prosecutors state that the contract of Sollano has an intention to extract force balor from her for five years without salary.
Sollano was only 13 when she was recruited from Zamboanga del Sur to work as a housemaid for the Tanenglians in June 2004. She was rescued by police and social workers on Aug. 10, 2009. Sollano said she was subjected to physical and sexual abuse by the Tanenglians.
Evangeline C. de Vera
Malaya
January 15, 2010
Retrieved from http://www.malaya.com.ph/01152010/metroroundup.html
