Frustrated murder suspect tagged anew after complainant dies in QC ambush | Inquirer News

Frustrated murder suspect tagged anew after complainant dies in QC ambush

By: - Reporter / @erikaINQ
/ 11:32 PM May 29, 2015

A man on trial for frustrated murder allegedly finished the job and shot the complainant dead shortly after a court hearing in Quezon City Thursday afternoon.

Quoting the victim’s wife, police said the slain Alfredo Ilustrisimo, 65, tagged Alvin Cunanan as one of the two motorcycle-riders who ambushed him around 4:15 p.m. on Lunduyan Street, Barangay Batasan Hills.

Earlier that afternoon, Ilustrisimo and his wife attended a 1:30 p.m. hearing at Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 80, where Cunanan is charged with frustrated murder for a shooting incident that wounded Ilustrisimo on June 27, 2013.

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Thursday’s hearing, which ended at 3:30 p.m., centered on a doctor’s testimony on the wounds sustained by Ilustrisimo in that attack.

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About 45 minutes after leaving the courthouse, the Ilustrisimo couple were walking home on Lunduyan Street—where Cunanan also lived—when two men on a motorbike blocked their path.

The rider drew a pistol and shot Ilustrisimo in the head, according to the case investigator, PO3 Marlon dela Vega.

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Before he died, Ilustrisimo told his wife: “S’ya, s’ya si Alvin ang bumaril sa’kin (It’s him, it’s Alvin who shot me),” Dela Vega said in his incident report.

Investigators recovered a .45-cal bullet casing at the crime scene. With Diego Villegas

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