Woman, child murdered in UP campus home | Inquirer News

Woman, child murdered in UP campus home

/ 05:43 PM October 24, 2011

MANILA, Philippines—A woman and her seven-year-old child were murdered over the weekend right inside their home in a residential portion of the University of the Philippines campus in Diliman, Quezon City.

The bloodied remains of Edna Brizuela were found stuffed inside a cabinet inside her bedroom, while her son Jadie, 7, was discovered sprawled on the bed.

The victim’s brother, Danilo Macaraig, discovered the mother and child at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Greenthumb Garden along C.P. Garcia Ave. in Barangay UP Campus.

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Superintendent Osmundo de Guzman, Anonas police station commander, said police have been looking for the woman’s live-in partner, a certain Biogno, after investigators learned Brizuela and her child were killed after she had an argument with her lover.

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Brizuela, 38, and her son bore multiple stab wounds.

De Guzman said the brother became worried after not seeing his sister come out of her house for some days now.

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A rotten odor greeted Macaraig at the door of the Brizuela home, after which he found the bodies of his sister and nephew.

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Witnesses recalled seeing the mother and child alive on Saturday, with the child even seen playing on the road.

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Neighbors reportedly heard Brizuela and her lover arguing loudly inside their house.

Some neighbors also claimed seeing Biogno on Sunday to get his belongings, De Guzman added.

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