Philippines hotel killings: suspect surrenders in grisly murders of Australians, Filipino
The suspect further said that he randomly barged into the victims’ room last week because its window was open, authorities added.
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The suspect further said that he randomly barged into the victims’ room last week because its window was open, authorities added.
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TAGAYTAY, Philippines (AP) — The suspect in the killings of two Australians and their Filipina companion last week at a hotel in a popular resort city south of the Philippine capital has surrendered, officials said Wednesday.
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