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                    [Summary] => A 66-year-old retired teacher went missing for four days before she was found dead in an advanced state of decomposition, wrapped inside a blanket near the house she shared with her husband and a grandson the other day in Caloocan City.


Superintendent Dionicio Borromeo, Station Investigation and Detection Management Bureau (SIDMB) chief, identified the victim as Nenita Besol, 64, a native of Iloilo City and resident of Block 6, Lot 2, Shelterville Subdivision, Bagumbong, Caloocan City.


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                    [Title] => Rape victim hangs self, vows to return from grave
                    [Summary] => "Huwag kayong umiyak. Babalik ako sa ikatlong araw para usigin ang mga umapi sa akin."


These were the parting words of a 16-year-old housemaid from Misamis Oriental, who was found dead hanging from a ceiling beam in the house of her employers in Barangay 77, Caloocan City, written as a suicide note in her diary.


The girl, who had been employed by a couple for only three weeks, was found hanging with an electrical cord looped around her neck at around 10:30 a.m. last Tuesday.


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                    [Title] => Husband in a fix after autopsy
                    [Summary] => The husband of a young lady auditor, whom he had initially reported to have died in her sleep last Tuesday night, was arrested yesterday in Caloocan City by the medico-legal officer himself following an autopsy on the victim.


Senior Inspector Filemon Porciuncula arrested Percival Fabilinia, 26, of 36 Topaz street, Merry Homes Subdivision Camarin, Caloocan City at the Novaliches Funeral Homes, where the autopsy was made, on suspicion he killed his wife Kristine Ramos Fabilinia, 24.


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                    [Title] => Girl, 2, killed in Caloocan blaze
                    [Summary] => A two-year-old girl died in her sleep after suffocating from smoke and was later engulfed by flames after being left alone by her parents in their shanty Sunday night in Caloocan City.


Probers said that although the fire broke out at 8:40 p.m., the police reported the incident to the local BFP headquarters only at around 11 p.m..


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                    [Title] => Methanol eyed in gin deaths
                    [Summary] => Gin mixed with methanol, commonly known as wood alcohol, or in street parlance, "gin bulag" — a clear, colorless, flammable and poisonous type of alcohol — could have killed eight men in Malabon last month.


This was revealed yesterday by Northern Police District Office crime lab chief Senior Inspector Rio Gatacilo even as he denied issuing a report that the killer gin taken by the victims at a sidestreet drinking session last May 18 and June 1  had been "negative for poison."


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                    [Title] => Swimming party turns tragic
                    [Summary] => When drunk, don’t swim. More so, if you don’t know how.


Five youths looking forward to a fun-filled weekend met tragedy instead after one of them drowned in a pool in an overnight swimming party last Sunday in Caloocan City.


College student Joenard Lenizo, 19, of Orioles street, Veterans Village, Quezon City drowned in a pool at the Gubat sa Ciudad, a resort located in Barangay Bagumbong, Caloocan City. 


Although he was rushed to the nearby San Lorenzo Hospital, Lenizo did not regain consciousness and was declared dead on arrival.


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Superintendent Dionicio Borromeo, Station Investigation and Detection Management Bureau (SIDMB) chief, identified the victim as Nenita Besol, 64, a native of Iloilo City and resident of Block 6, Lot 2, Shelterville Subdivision, Bagumbong, Caloocan City.


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These were the parting words of a 16-year-old housemaid from Misamis Oriental, who was found dead hanging from a ceiling beam in the house of her employers in Barangay 77, Caloocan City, written as a suicide note in her diary.


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Senior Inspector Filemon Porciuncula arrested Percival Fabilinia, 26, of 36 Topaz street, Merry Homes Subdivision Camarin, Caloocan City at the Novaliches Funeral Homes, where the autopsy was made, on suspicion he killed his wife Kristine Ramos Fabilinia, 24.


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This was revealed yesterday by Northern Police District Office crime lab chief Senior Inspector Rio Gatacilo even as he denied issuing a report that the killer gin taken by the victims at a sidestreet drinking session last May 18 and June 1  had been "negative for poison."


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College student Joenard Lenizo, 19, of Orioles street, Veterans Village, Quezon City drowned in a pool at the Gubat sa Ciudad, a resort located in Barangay Bagumbong, Caloocan City. 


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Retired teacher found dead in Caloocan

By Jerry Botial | September 28, 2003 - 12:00am

A 66-year-old retired teacher went missing for four days before she was found dead in an advanced state of decomposition, wrapped inside a blanket near the house she shared with her husband and a grandson the other...

Metro

Rape victim hangs self, vows to return from grave

By Jerry Botial | September 25, 2003 - 12:00am

"Huwag kayong umiyak. Babalik ako sa ikatlong araw para usigin ang mga umapi sa akin." These were the parting words of a 16-year-old housemaid from Misamis Oriental, who was found dead hanging from a ceiling...

Metro

Husband in a fix after autopsy

By Jerry Botial | September 19, 2003 - 12:00am

The husband of a young lady auditor, whom he had initially reported to have died in her sleep last Tuesday night, was arrested yesterday in Caloocan City by the medico-legal officer himself following an autopsy on...

Metro

Girl, 2, killed in Caloocan blaze

By Jerry Botial | September 2, 2003 - 12:00am

A two-year-old girl died in her sleep after suffocating from smoke and was later engulfed by flames after being left alone by her parents in their shanty Sunday night in Caloocan City. Probers said that although...

Metro

Methanol eyed in gin deaths

By Jerry Botial | June 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Gin mixed with methanol, commonly known as wood alcohol, or in street parlance, "gin bulag" — a clear, colorless, flammable and poisonous type of alcohol — could have killed eight men in Malabon...

Metro

Swimming party turns tragic

March 25, 2003 - 12:00am

When drunk, don’t swim. More so, if you don’t know how. Five youths looking forward to a fun-filled weekend met tragedy instead after one of them drowned in a pool in an overnight swimming party last Sunday...

Metro