Woman’s body with multiple stab wounds found in creek under a bridge in Antipolo

• A woman's body was found in a creek under Bocobo Bridge in Barangay Dela Paz, Antipolo City on Tuesday afternoon, July 8, 2025
• According to barangay tanod Renaldo Sagun, the victim had two stab wounds in the chest, one on the side, and a puncture wound on the right side of her forehead
• Authorities estimate the woman to be around 30 years old, but her identity remains unknown as of now
• Police are coordinating with nearby barangays to help identify the victim, while the Antipolo Police continue their investigation into the circumstances of her death

The lifeless body of a woman was discovered in a creek beneath Bocobo Bridge in Barangay Dela Paz, Antipolo City on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

According to Renaldo Sagun, a barangay tanod, the authorities were alerted after concerned citizens approached them around 1:00 p.m. to report the disturbing sight.

Barangay officials, along with police personnel, immediately responded to the scene. Upon arrival, they found the body of a woman partially submerged in the creek.

“‘Yung katawan nung bangkay hindi naman siya bloated talaga. Hindi pa siya ‘yung babad na babad sa tubig,” Sagun noted, suggesting that the body had not been in the water for long.

As the authorities lifted the body to place it in a cadaver bag, they noticed fresh blood oozing out, indicating recent injuries.

“Nung tinihaya namin siya, doon namin nakita ‘yung tama niya rito sa dibdib dalawa, tapos isa sa tagiliran. Sinaksak. Mayroon siyang butas sa noo, sa right side,” Sagun described, pointing to multiple stab wounds and a puncture wound on the victim’s forehead.

Police are still in the dark regarding the woman’s identity. She is estimated to be around 30 years old.

“Sa ngayon po wala pa kaming lead doon sa bangkay na nakuha kung residente namin o taga ibang lugar,” Sagun added.

Authorities have reached out to nearby barangays for possible identification of the victim.

Meanwhile, the Antipolo Police continue to investigate the incident to determine the circumstances and suspects behind the crime.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh