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Tuesday, December 12, 2017

OFW Father Who's Wife And Daughter Was Murdered Cries For Justice


The OFW who's wife and daughter was murdered at their own house in General Trias Cavite is now home.
Marlon Gamos could not help but grieve as he arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Tuesday morning.

According to Gamos, he had his last chat with his wife and daughter on Thursday night. He even showed the selfies her wife and kid made before going to bed.

Every morning, it is always a routine to chat with them but on that Friday, he was wondering why Ruby was not online.

He asked a relative to check on his family but  the lights were not lit. He was not able to contact them until Sunday.
On the next day, he tried calling his mother-in-law and when he confirmed that they were not there, he asked their relatives to forcefully open the door of their house and that's when they found the two of them facedown on the bed, lifeless.
All valuables are also missing including the car which they borrowed. The car was later recovered in Imus, Cavite.

Gamos broke down to tears as he knew what happened to his family back home and immediately rushed home.
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He said that that his family doesn't deserve to be killed just like that, he couldn't understand why they need to kill them both instead of taking all they need.
He also said that he is working abroad for their future, enduring every hardship of being miles apart just to end like this.

For the murderers who did this to his family, he appeal that  they would surrender themselves
 Gamos is asking President Duterte to bring justice for the death of his wife and daughter. He even said that the death penalty must be implemented for the likes of these criminals who are probably under the influence of prohibited drugs.

According to the death certificates, the wife died of severe head trauma while the daughter died of asphyxia due to suffocation.
The possibility that the victims knew the suspects is considered by the authorities. Investigation is still ongoing for the possible arrest of the suspects.

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