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Family of 5 massacred in Laguna, one survives


CAMP PACIANO RIZAL, Philippines — A family of five, including a two-month-old baby, was hacked to death in San Pablo City in Laguna in a massacre that left an eight-year-old girl as the sole survivor.
Victims Bay Rendon Jr., 40, his wife Maricel, 24, and their two-month daughter, Marijoy died instantly, while their two children, Jay-em,7, and Jomari, 5, died in the hospital Thursday morning.
Their eight-year old daughter, Margie, survived the attack and was able to identify the suspect.
Senior Superintendent Gilbert Cruz, Laguna police director, in a text message, said the massacre happened around 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday while the family was asleep inside their bamboo hut in the remote village of Sta. Filomena.
The suspect was the victims’ neighbor, identified as Ernie Tambuong, 19, a farmer.
“The victims sustained multiple hack wounds from a scythe, mostly in the arms and head. The baby was hacked on her forehead,” said city police chief Supt. Ferdinand de Castro in a phone interview.
De Castro said Margie sustained a hack wound in her left chest but was able to escape and seek help from their relatives in the village.
Police arrested Tambuong in his home at around 1 a.m. Thursday.
De Castro said the suspect was drunk when he carried out the massacre.
In his statement to the police, Tambuong said he went after Rendon, also a farmer, who accused him of hacking the victims’ horses and threatened to hurt him.
source :  http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/75573/family-of-5-massacred-in-laguna-one-survives

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