Posted on Oct 15, 2016

Filipino maid lost in crossfire of SE Asia’s drug wars - The Nation

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Mary Jane Veloso of Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. She has been sentenced to death, for allegedly conspiring to move Heroin. Complicating this matter, was charges of her passport being taken, being a victim of a trafficking scheme with ties to ISIS. Though her execution has been put off more than once, Mary Jane still is expected to be murdered by firing squad, in Indonesia.

Veloso, age 31, is the youngest of five siblings and has two children. Human Rights activists numbering in the hundreds of thousands or so, are outraged. Let's pray for her to be back safely and securely and provided her two children of hope, their mom back.

Filipino maid lost in crossfire of SE Asia’s drug wars - The Nation

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LTC Stephen F.

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That is sad but not unsurprising news SSgt (Join to see) that Mary Jane Veloso of Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines has been sentenced to death for allegedly conspiring to move Heroin. "Complicating this matter, was charges of her passport being taken, being a victim of a trafficking scheme with ties to ISIS."
Lord I pray for wisdom for the people and leaders of the Philippines. The scourges of radical Islam and drugs are devastating to so many. Do what it takes to shake up the forces of evil in that group of many islands.

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