List of Case Unclosed episodes

Case Unclosed is an informative news and public affairs television show in the Philippines aired every Thursday evenings by GMA Network. The show is currently hosted by Arnold Clavio, who previously hosted Emergency. Kara David served as the first host until March 5 when she was replaced by Clavio to host OFW Diaries.

The episodes of this programs featured different cases which is unsolved up until now. The dramatization is directed by different Filipino film directors.

List of episodes

Case Unclosed with Kara David

#	Total	Title	Directed by	Original airdate
1	1	"Alaala ng Ozone (Memories of Ozone)"	Adolfo Alix, Jr.	October 2, 2008
On March 18, 1996, 161 people died in the Ozone Disco Tragedy. Some others that the victims are unidentified and the owner became responsible for what happened.
2	2	"Yaman ni Yamashita (Yamashita's Treasure)"	Tara Illenberger	October 9, 2008
One of the most controversial treasures of all time. Some of the treasures of General Tomoyuki Yamashita still exists. The discovery of the Golden Buddha by Roger Roxas in 1971 that leads him to his death.
3	3	"Bakas ng Karahasan (Trace of Violence): The Chiong Murder Case"	Milo Tolentino	October 16, 2008
On July 16, 1997, sisters Marijoy and Jacqueline Chiong were kidnapped by unidentified persons in Cebu. Marijoy's body was found the next morning while Jacqueline is not yet found until now. Some of the suspects came from some prominent families in Cebu.
4	4	"The Hultman-Chapman double-murder case"	Raya Martin	October 23, 2008
On July 13, 1991, Maureen Hultman, Roland John Chapman and Jussi Leino were shot by Claudo Teehankee, Jr., son of former Supreme Court Chief Justice Claudio Teehankee, Sr. It also became controversial when Teehankee was released from jail.
5	5	"Lihim ng 1897 (The Secret of 1897)"	Paul Morales	October 30, 2008
On May 10, 1897, Andrés Bonifacio, known as the Supreme leader of the Katipunan together with his brother Procopio was killed at Mount Buntis in Maragondon, Cavite after a military trial. Some say that Emilio Aguinaldo was responsible for the killings.
6	6	"The Nida Blanca Murder Case"	TBA	November 6, 2008
On November 7, 2001, actress Nida Blanca was found dead in a building in Greenhills. Philip Medel, Jr. said that her husband Rod Strunk was the mastermind, but he made a big mistake. Strunk died in the United States in an accident.
7	7	"Kapatiran hanggang Kamatayan (Death in the Fraternity) (literally, Fraternity Until Death)"	Rica Arevalo	November 13, 2008
Cris Mendez was killed by hazing by some of the members of the Sigma Rho Fraternity. Lenny Villa suffered that same fate in 1991. But the case is still in court.
8	8	"Desaparecidos"	Alvin Yapan	November 20, 2008
During the Marcos administration, many activist were kidnapped but up until now, not yet found, even their remains. Some were killed during the Arroyo administration.
9	9	"Vizconde massacre"	Mark Shandii Bacolod	November 27, 2008
On June 30, 1991, Estrelita, Carmela and Jennifer Vizconde were killed inside their house in Parañaque. At first, some of the suspects were acquitted. After four years, Jessica Alfaro became responsible for re-opening the case. But Hubert Webb, son of then-Senator Freddie Webb was not in the Philippines when the murder occurred.
10	10	"Dacer-Corbito murder case"	Charlie Bebs Gohetia	December 4, 2008
On November 24, 2000, PR man Bubby Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito were kidnapped and were found dead four days after. P/Col. Glenn Dumlao, one of the accused, named former Po/Supt. Cezar Mancao and former S/Supt. Michael Ray Aquino as the brains behind the crime. Mancao and Aquino were members of Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force or PAOCTF, headed by then Gen. Panfilo Lacson.
11	11	"Ang Pagkawala ni Geraldine Palma (The Disappearance of Geraldine Palma)"	Jay Abello	December 11, 2008
On August 16, 2007, the body of Geraldine Palma, a seven-year-old girl was found in North Harbour packed in a luggage. Some say that the nanny is responsible for her death. But there are speculations that the body found is not Geraldine Palma's.
12	12	"Magsaysay plane crash"	Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo	December 18, 2008
On March 17, 1957, an airplane crashed at Mount Manunggal in Cebu. One of those who were killed by the crash is President Ramon Magsaysay. Speculations say that it was an accident while some claim it was a sabotage. Nestor Mata is the sole survivor in the crash.
13	13	"Gregorio del Pilar: Bayani o Berdugo? (Gregorio del Pilar: A Hero or Executioner?)"	Sari Lluch Dalena	January 8, 2009
On December 2, 1899, General Gregorio del Pilar was assassinated after the Battle of Tirad Pass.
14	14	"Payatas Tragedy"	Eli Balce	January 15, 2009
On July 10, 2000, More than 300 people were buried alive when a mountain of garbage collapsed in Payatas eight years ago. Although almost a decade has passed, no one has been made responsible and punished for what happened until now.
15	15	"RCBC Massacre"	Joaquin Pedro Valdes	January 22, 2009
On May 16, 2008, Ten lives ended after a group of men robbed the RCBC Light and Science branch in Cabuyao, Laguna in May of last year. Because victims were shot in the head, the case has been dubbed as the bloodiest bank robbery in the history of the Philippines.
16	16	"Pestaño: suicide o murder? (Pestaño: suicide or murder?) (substitutely hosted by Ivan Mayrina)"	Maikel Cardoz	January 29, 2009
On September 27, 1995, Philippine Navy Ensign Philip Pestaño was found dead with a gunshot in his head. It said had he killed himself, but other said that he was murdered.
17	17	"ULTRA Stampede (substitutely hosted by Rhea Santos)"	Anna Isabelle Matutina	February 6, 2009
On February 6, 2006, 78 people died and 400 people were injured in the stampede at the PhilSports Arena for the first anniversary of the ABS-CBN noontime show Wowowee. Up until now, no one is responsible for the tragic incident.
18	18	"Gumuhong mga Pangarap (Shattered Dreams) (substitutely hosted by Tina Panganiban-Perez)"	Sigfried Barros Sanchez	February 12, 2009
Education is believed to be the best legacy we can leave our children. So to ensure their children's future, thousands of Filipinos buy educational plans. In April 2005, however, 30,000 parents were alarmed when news broke out that Pacific Plans, Incorporated, one of the largest companies in the pre-need industry, went bankrupt and would not be able to pay for the tuition fees of its planholders.
19	19	"Lucila Lalu: Chop Chop Lady"	Sandino Magno	February 19, 2009
Chop-chop. A term coined to describe what is done to easily and inconspicuously dispose of the remains of a murder victim. The term was first used in the Philippines when the dismembered body parts of Lucila Lalu were found in different cities in May 1967.
20	20	"Jabidah Massacre"	Onin Tagaro	February 26, 2009
More than a hundred men… brought to the southern part of the Philippines to be secretly trained in guerrilla tactics… The year was 1967 and their mission was to infiltrate and invade Sabah, Malaysia. But early in the morning of March 18, 1968, something happened.
21	21	"Plaza Miranda Bombing"	Kiri Lluch Dalena	March 6, 2009
August 21, 1983 has gone down in history as the day former Senator Ninoy Aquino was assassinated. But 12 years before Ninoy’s death, another event happened that left a deep mark in history: the Plaza Miranda Bombing.