Kapatid ni Lerms Lulu, may nakakaiyak ang post ngayong Undas

- Lerms Lulu's sister, Leslie Manabat, penned an emotional post on November 1, All Saints' Day

- Leslie's heart-rending post was about their observance of Undas

- She expressed sadness that they now light candles to honor her departed sister

- It is the first time that the bereaved family commemorates the holiday without Lerms

Leslie Manabat, the sister of slain online seller Lerms Lulu, took to social media and wrote a heartbreaking post on November 1.

In the post on her Facebook account, Leslie expressed her sentiments about their observance of this year's All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

Leslie expressed her sorrow over commemorating Undas without her beloved sister.

To recall, the famous online seller made headlines after she and her husband, Arvin Lulu, were shot dead by motorcycle-riding men in Pampanga on October 4.

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“Kalungkot lang yung dapat kasama ka sa tuwing Undas, ngayon isa ka na sa sinisindian ng kandila,” Leslie emotionally penned.

Lerms Lulu, a popular online seller, and her husband Arvin Lulu, were killed in a broad daylight ambush in Pampanga on October 4. Lerms, whose real name is Lerma Waje Lulu, is one of the top distributors of Brilliant Skin Essentials, a rising cosmetic brand. A total of seven alleged suspects in the killing were arrested in two-day operations from October 13 to 14.

The son of slain couple Lerms and Arvin Lulu is a godchild of the alleged mastermind, Anthony Limon. According to a report on 24 Oras of GMA News, the online seller couple would be "kumare" and "kumpare" of the mastermind. The police officer also said that there was an alleged P13 million loan made by the alleged mastermind from the couple. The alleged mastermind, along with six other suspects were arrested by police officers.

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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Rommel Francisco Marbil shared a statement on Arvin and Lerms Lulu’s case. It can be recalled that the police arrested the suspects in the killing in two-day operations from Oct. 13 to 14. In a report by PNA, Marbil commended the Central Luzon Police for its swift action on the couple's murder. He also emphasized PNP's commitment to protecting the public and ensuring justice for all victims of violence.

Source: KAMI.com.gh