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- A teenage girl has been reported missing by her family for several days
- According to the report of Brigada News Philippines, the body of the teenager was found floating in the sea on April 7
- The victim left her home on April 2 and it was when the victim failed to come home that very night that they immediately reported the matter to authorities
- The boyfriend is the suspect, and authorities noted that a CCTV footage shows that he was the one last seen with the victim
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A 17-year-old girl, identified only as "Lyn," was found dead and floating in the sea on April 7, five days after she was reported missing by her family.
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Lyn was a resident of Barangay Santa Rosa in Tabango, Leyte.
According to Brigada News Philippines, Lyn left her home on April 2 and failed to return that evening.
Concerned for her safety, her family immediately alerted local authorities and filed a missing person report.
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The investigation took a tragic turn when police recovered her lifeless body from the sea.
Police Captain Anthony Amora, chief of the Tabango Municipal Police Station, revealed that a rope was tied around the victim’s neck, with a rock attached to the other end—an apparent attempt to weigh down the body and conceal the crime.
Authorities have named Lyn’s boyfriend, a 30-year-old fisherman identified only as "Pablo," as the primary suspect.
CCTV footage obtained by investigators reportedly shows him as the last person seen with the victim before her disappearance.
Preliminary findings point to jealousy as the possible motive behind the killing, although further investigation is ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the crime.
The suspect is already in the custody of the Tabango Municipal Police Station.
The victim’s family is calling for justice as the case progresses.
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Still in Negros Occidental, a 53-year-old woman died and two others were injured after being hit by a pickup truck while jogging in Barangay Tangub, Bacolod City. The incident occurred when the group of women briefly stopped their jog to take photographs, leading to the collision with the vehicle. The pickup truck driver, Fernando Oquina, stated that he did not see the women on the road prior to the collision.
Meanwhile in other news, a barangay chairman in Sta. Maria, Pangasinan died after he was shot but a still unknown gunman. According to the report of Balitanghali of GMA Integrated News, the victim was driving a tricycle. A man at the roadside then signaled for him to stop, and when he did, he was shot by the perpetrator. The gunman immediately fled the scene, but authorities already have a person of interest.
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