Artist Bree Jonson laid to rest in Davao
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Artist Bree Jonson laid to rest in Davao
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Published Sep 29, 2021 06:50 PM PHT
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Updated Sep 29, 2021 08:30 PM PHT

MANILA -- Artist Bree Jonson, whose death last Sept. 18 in La Union is under investigation, was finally laid to rest in Davao City on Wednesday afternoon.
MANILA -- Artist Bree Jonson, whose death last Sept. 18 in La Union is under investigation, was finally laid to rest in Davao City on Wednesday afternoon.
A memorial mass was first offered for Jonson, attended by her family, relatives and friends who bid their final goodbyes.
A memorial mass was first offered for Jonson, attended by her family, relatives and friends who bid their final goodbyes.
Jonson, a painter, passed away at the age of 30 while at a resort in La Union with reportedly her boyfriend, Julian Ongpin, son of billionaire and former trade minister Bobby Ongpin.
Jonson, a painter, passed away at the age of 30 while at a resort in La Union with reportedly her boyfriend, Julian Ongpin, son of billionaire and former trade minister Bobby Ongpin.
Police had said she died of asphyxia and tested positive for cocaine use.
Police had said she died of asphyxia and tested positive for cocaine use.
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Ongpin claimed she committed suicide, but her family refuted this.
Ongpin claimed she committed suicide, but her family refuted this.
The Philippine National Police and National Bureau of Investigation are investigating the incident, while the Bureau of Immigration is monitoring Ongpin for possible departure.
The Philippine National Police and National Bureau of Investigation are investigating the incident, while the Bureau of Immigration is monitoring Ongpin for possible departure.
In an emotional message for her daughter, Salome Jonson thanked God for lending Bree to her for 30 years.
In an emotional message for her daughter, Salome Jonson thanked God for lending Bree to her for 30 years.
She also thanked all who helped her family and those who sent their condolences.
She also thanked all who helped her family and those who sent their condolences.
She said she continues to pray that justice will be served for her daughter with the help of authorities.
She said she continues to pray that justice will be served for her daughter with the help of authorities.
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