The disappearance of a bride-to-be in the Philippines days before her wedding has drawn widespread public attention, intensified by online claims that a so-called 'Asian Nostradamus' had predicted her location and motives. Authorities and verified media reports, however, continue to stress that there is no evidence supporting psychic predictions connected to the case.
Sherra de Juan, a 30-year-old woman from Quezon City, was reported missing on 10 December after leaving her home to buy shoes for her upcoming wedding. She was scheduled to marry four days later. After nearly three weeks of searching, police confirmed she had been found alive in Pangasinan province, in the Ilocos region of northern Luzon.
