'Pastillas Girl' mother shot and killed in Caloocan | Inquirer News

‘Pastillas Girl’ mother shot and killed in Caloocan

/ 06:55 AM November 30, 2015

The mother of a television noontime show star known as ”Pastillas Girl” was shot and killed Sunday night in Caloocan City.

A report by Radyo Inquirer said the victim, Teresa Yap alias ”Teteng”, was shot at the head from behind by one of several assailants as she and a companion were about to have dinner at a restaurant along Tagaytay Street.

Yap is the mother of Angelica Yap who is also known as ”Pastillas Girl” in the lunchtime program ”It’s Showtime” by ABS-CBN.

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The victim was also a member of the barangay council of Barangay 137 in Caloocan City.

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Radyo Inquirer quoted police as saying that the victim was immediately brought to a hospital but died around 9:20 p.m.

Police said they have a copy of a CCTV footage that could give valuable information on the killing. They added they still have to determine the motive for the murder.

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”Pastillas Girl” became popular after she started looking for someone who could be her boyfriend through the noontime program ”It’s Showtime.”

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But some of the episodes became controversial after a woman’s group complained that the show was allegedly making Angelica solicit a relationship.

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This forced Angelica’s mother to come out in public to defend her daughter. Report by Erwin Aguilon/AU

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