Lalakeng pinaniwalaang nilibing na ng pamilya, bumalik sa kanilang bahay

- Eduardo Gille, Sr., a man from Sual, Pangasinan was tagged by his family as "multo" when he came home one day

- The family of the man actually thought that they had already buried him

- According to GMA News' report, the family claimed a half body of a man that was found on the shore

- When they buried the half body, the wife, and every other family member believed that it was really Eduardo

Eduardo Gille, Sr. was tagged by his family members as a ghost when he came home several days after the family "buried" him.

According to GMA News, the family of Eduardo in Sual, Pangasinan, claimed half of the body of a man that they believed was Eduardo's.

The family actually held a wake for two nights and thereafter buried the body.

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Everyone, including those in their barangay, were terrified when they saw him coming home.

Even his wife, who identified the half body because of the "allergies," really had no idea that it was not him.

Just the same, Eduardo's family were glad that he was alive.

In a separate report, two Filipino-American toddlers have been missing and their family is asking for help in locating them, to the point of offering a $10,000 reward to those who can locate them.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

As previously reported by KAMI, a tragic news has swept the internet after an 11-month-old baby perished. Based on GMA's "Unang Ronda," the 11-month-old baby passed due to her father. The father even texted the mother of their kid, saying he would kill their child. After doing the crime, the father then proceeded to kill himself afterward.

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Meanwhile, a video that was taken inside one of UST's buildings has been circulating on social media. The St. Raymund de Peñafort of University Santo Tomas has been submerged in floodwaters. As of 3 PM, the floodwaters are currently knee-to-waist deep in the said building. The said video was released by The Flame.

Source: KAMI.com.gh