Cebu teen slay suspect charged for similar crime in Danao City | Inquirer News

Cebu teen slay suspect charged for similar crime in Danao City

/ 10:43 PM March 15, 2019

DAVAO CITY – The person of interest in the gruesome murder of a 16-year old girl in Lapu Lapu City last week was  charged and arrested for the murder last January of  a 60-year old woman in Danao City, whose face, like the recent victim,  was likewise mutilated and skinned.

Jonas Martel Bueno, 24, who was arrested by a composite team from the Philippine National Police and the National Bureau of Investigation – Southern Mindanao in Barangay Matina Crossing Guadalupe here Friday afternoon, was charged for the murder of the 60-year old Trinidad Batucan in Danao City early this year, Chief Insp. Milgrace Driz, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group  – Davao chief, said.

Driz said Bueno remains a person of interest in the murder of  Christine Silawan, who mutilated body was found on a vacant lot in Lapu Lapu City half naked and with some internal organs missing.

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Bueno was arrested based on the arrest warrant of arrest for murder issued by Judge Jerry Dicdican of the regional trial court branch 25 in Danao City, Cebu.

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Bueno  was reportedly working in a construction project in Matina Pangi village here for several days prior to Friday’s arrest.

His live-in-partner, Connie Nacion, told local reporters the they had been staying with a relative in Barangay Matina for several weeks now and that he could not have been involved in Silawan’s killing.

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Bueno is under police custody. /gsg

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