Gretchen Ho, nalungkot sa pagkamatay ng tatay ni Yumol: "Two wrongs don't make a right"

- Gretchen Ho took to Twitter and aired her thoughts on the death of the father of Chao-Tiao Yumol

- She expressed her sentiments after Rolando Yumol was shot dead in front of his home in Lamitan, Basilan

- According to Gretchen, violence would beget violence and two wrongs do not make it right

- She also added that the cycle of hate just continues to open and wounds deepen

Gretchen Ho took to Twitter and shared her personal take on the gunning of the father of Ateneo shooting suspect Chao-Tiao Yumol.

For the TV anchor, she said that violence would only beget violence and that doing two wrongs could not make even a single right.

She also noted that the cycle of violence would only deepen the wounds and nothing could justify such.

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Here is what the sports star tweeted.

"Violence begets violence. Two wrongs don’t make a right. The cycle of hate just continues and wounds deepen. None of it is justifiable."

The father of Chao-Tiao Yumol, the suspect in the Ateneo shooting incident, was shot dead.

Rolando Yumol was gunned down outside his house in Lamitan on Friday morning, July 29.

Dr. Yumol was the lone suspect in the shooting incident in Ateneo where former Lamitan Mayor Furigay died, along with two others, the aide of the former mayor and the campus security guard.

Furigay's daughter was just beside her when the shooting happened, causing some injuries to her.

Recently, Ogie Diaz, in a social media post, lamented the seemingly hero worship that some netizens accorded to Dr. Chao-Tiao Yumol. The physician is the one being pointed out as the perpetrator of the shooting incident at the Ateneo de Manila University. The incident left three people dead, including a former municipal mayor in Basilan, and several others injured.

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The comedian also took to Twitter and expressed his disdain over some comments about the Ateneo shoot-out suspect. He retweeted another comment made by a netizen who was in disbelief over people who would say, "Stay strong, Doc." On social media, there is a number of people who think highly of the lone suspect.

Source: KAMI.com.gh