Jealous man found hanging in his room in Butuan City | Inquirer News

Jealous man found hanging in his room in Butuan City

/ 12:56 PM February 10, 2012

MANILA, Philippines—A man was found dead, hanging from the ceiling of his rented room, in what appeared to be a jealousy-driven suicide in Butuan City, a Caraga police spokesman said Friday.

Police found the body of Bernardo Diaz Bilbao, 32, hanged in his room in Brgy 18 Obrero, Butuan City at 1:58 p.m. Thursday, said Superintendent Martin Gamba.

Investigations showed that Bilbao had a heated argument Wednesday afternoon with his entertainer wife, identified as Nicole, because of his “constant jealousy”, accusing Nicole of having an affair with someone else, Gamba said.

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Bilbao, seemingly depressed, went to see his brother a few hours before he committed suicide, he said.

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He was found dead by a certain Lito Dakuran around 12:30 p.m., Gamba said.

Dakuran destroyed the lock of Bernardo’s wooden door at 1:58 p.m. after seeing through a small gap on the wall that Bernardo was hanging.

A handwritten “suicide note” was found near Bilbao’s body, Gamba said.

Bernardo’s remains now lie at Nilo Funeral Parlor, he said.

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