Grade 12 na biktima at 43-anyos na suspek, 1-week pa lang umano nagkakilala online

- The Grade 12, 18-year-old victim, Mae Fatima Tagactac, and the suspect, have allegedly been chatting online for only a week

- Based on the report of XFM, the mother of the victim, Evelyn Tagactac, revealed that her daughter told her about the suspect

- She said that the suspect introduced himself as a seaman and offered to be the one to send Mae to school

- However, when she asked to do a video call, the latter refused

Mae Fatima Tagactac, the 18-year-old Grade-12 student, who was found dead in a lodging house, and the suspect, Lorben Cabugsan Larot, have only been communicating online for about one week on Facebook.

This was the revelation of the mother of the victim Evelyn Tagactac, based on the exclusive interview of XFM with her.

Evelyn revealed that the suspect introduced himself ot his daughter as a seaman and that he would be the one who would be sending her to school.

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The mother told XFM that they tried to video call the suspect but the latter refused.

He also sent photos, which were different from what he really looked like.

The mom said that when her daughter asked permission to practice dancing, the latter did not reveal that she was going to meet the suspect.

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

An MMDA enforcer has gone viral after a video of him circulated online, and was reported by "24 Oras" of GMA News. The moment when the MMDA officer put himself on the hood of the car just to prevent an alleged rogue driver. The driver allegedly hit something or someone, which was why the officer tried to stop it by throwing himself on the hood. Several cameras from motorists have captured the scene, showing different angles of the exhilarating chase.

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Another video post that recently went viral is that of a young boy crying his heart out because he doesn't want to write the letter 'B'. The video was uploaded by Jasmin Lagman, and who narrated to Inquirer that it was the first time that her son was attending school. The mom helped 4-year-old Kent practice writing since he could not play until he finishes tracing the letters. Apparently, he really did not like writing, but could not do anything about it.

Source: KAMI.com.gh