Hoping that she would be home soon, Jakatia Pawa's brother, together with his family, were shocked and devastated after answering the last phone call of her sister from Kuwait.
"Don’t worry about me, I know I am going to paradise because I have not committed any crime,” Air Force Col. Angaris Pawa quoted his sister as saying.
He personally received the heart-breaking news straight from her sister's lips few hours before her death.
"She told us that she welcomed her death because she knew she will go to heaven. My sister was innocent,” he said.
It was around 5 am when Jakatia personally called Angaris that she will be executed at 8 am (1pm in Philippines).
As her last words, she pronounced her last will to have her two children left in Zamboanga be supervised for "they are about to become orphans."
It was just last week when Angaris publicly announced that his sister will be coming home this year after a Kuwaiti lawyer told him that she is innocent.
Angaris shared that they already have many plans with her son and daughter as soon as she come back home.
Jakatia even took short courses inside the jail in preparation of her supposed freedom.
But what happened is not what they have expected, they are now requesting embassy officials in Kuwait to bury her sister's body there as part of Jakatia's wish and of their tradition to bury the dead within 24 hours.
“It was so sudden, we were not even given a time to spend a day with her,” he said.
Angaris is appealing to the government of President Rodrigo Duterte to help in the education of Jakatia's children.
Source: Inquirer
Image: GMA News
Video: PTV
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