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Sen. Guingona says nephew’s death may have been caused by ‘personal concerns’

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MANILA, Philippines – Senator Teofisto Gungona III said the death of his nephew this Thursday morning may have been brought about by personal concerns.

“Our family is in deep sorrow following the untimely passing away of my nephew, Marc Guingona, early this morning,” Guingona said in a statement.

“I was informed that his death may have been brought about by personal concerns,” he said.

“We understand that Marc is young and may have been unable to bear burden of such concerns. The intensity of his pain is known only to him,” the senator added.

Guingona then appealed to the public that the family would be allowed “to mourn, go through and process the pain of this tragic experience in private.”

“We also hope that Marc would be allowed his own privacy in his last moments,” he said.

Marc Guingona Lamb fell to his death from a hotel in Muntinlupa City. His mother, Marie, is the sister of the senator.


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Tags: Death Notice , Family , Former vice president Teofisto Guingona , Guingona grandson , Mark Guingona Lamb , Obit , Vivere Hotel Suites

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_H7RXAWBKSPMXMYJGCKELDFGCDI Angelica

    OWS. ANO PROBLEMA NIYA? BAKA BADING DIN SYA….

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_UYBF5VGLF73Q4JGTBQUVIFC7JM bibingkang abnoy

    As expected from a political family. If that person belongs to a normal family, I doubt the same reactions will be thrown to him. In any case, condolence to the Guingona family. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_JKL2EZCWKX2XKUPTCHEFTV5HQ4 Romeo

    Senator Gungona, mag conduct ka ng senate investigation sa pagkamatay ng nephew mo baka 
    kasalanan ni gma.

  • Anonymous

    Si GMA ang may kasalanan ng pagkamatay ng pamangkin ni Guingona, according to Senators, Pimentel, Lacson, Trillanes, Pangilinan, Junggoy Estrada and Escudero.  Yan din ang sabi ni Lacierda, Valte, Carandang, Coloma at ng buong kulto ng mga dilaw.  Iyan ang utos ng idiot na presidente peNoy



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