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Alleged victim of summary execution found in Tanauan City

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 08:33 PM October 20, 2022

An unidentified man, believed to be a "salvage" or summary execution victim, was found in Tanauan City in Batangas province on Wednesday, Oct. 19, police said.

LUCENA CITY — An unidentified man, believed to be a “salvage” or summary execution victim, was found in Tanauan City in Batangas province on Wednesday, Oct. 19, police said.

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A report from the Batangas police said the victim’s body was found by a farm helper lying in a 50-meter-deep creek in Barangay (village) Malaking Pulo around 2 p.m.

The man’s head was wrapped with masking tape, while his hands were also tied with masking tape behind his back.

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He was described as being 5-foot tall, with a fair complexion, and wearing a black shirt and gray shorts.

The report did not indicate if the body had bullet wounds.

Police were still investigating to identify the victim and the culprits behind the killing.

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