Who are the Maguad siblings? Here’s all the latest update about the brutal murder case with Capslockfaren video and crime scene photos down below.
Filipinos are urging social media users not to publish or share photos or videos of the Maguad brothers’ murder scene. The case of individuals who were brutally murdered in North Cotabato has finally been solved to a large extent.
Crizzlle Gwynn Maguad, 18, and her 16-year-old brother, Crizzule Louis, were discovered battered to death in daylight at their house in M’lang while their parents went outside last week.
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People have been uploading images and videos of the crime scene and the victims’ bodies of the Maguad siblings to raise awareness.
On the other hand, Others are dissatisfied with this action and advise them not to respect the bereaved family’s privacy.
A Twitter user requested, “Please do not spread it by taking pictures of the Maguad siblings and hastagged #JusticeForMaguadSiblings.”
Meanwhile, another user tweeted, “please stop spreading it because their parents might see it on social media and it hurts on the part of their family.”
A Facebook user also petitioned on “sensitive pictures of the late Maguad siblings which are circulating on the Internet.” To respect the privacy of the Maguad family of the deceased, they urge to delete and terminate its circulation.
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According to reports, the survivor was a 17-year-old girl identified as a “visiting relative” by the Philippine News Agency. According to sources, she reportedly barricaded herself in a room and sought help on Facebook.
The teenager was last looked after by the local social welfare office as per sources. The rugged case of murder has gone viral on social media.
Filipinos demand justice and have developed hashtags to bring attention to the tragedy. Crizzlle’s organization and the club paid tribute to this nursing student.
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The murder of Maguad twins Crizzle Gwynn, 18, and Crizzule Louis, 16, in M’lang, North Cotabato, was declared closed after six days of inquiry.
According to sources, two individuals have already been charged with murder by the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office in Kabacan, Cotabato. In connection with the murders of the siblings on December 10, 2021, the so-called survivor is known as “Janice.”
Three witnesses are believed to have reported what they observed on the day of the incident to the authorities.
Janice was not connected to the Maguad family but was adopted by the victims’ parents. She was envious of and unhappy with the victims, which led to the horrible crime.
While the crime was being committed, the suspect allegedly sought assistance on social media. In an interview, Cruz Maguad, the siblings’ father, stated that hearing the suspect phone them after the event startled him.
Mr. Cruz also thought it odd that the suspect took a bath soon after the incident while the siblings’ bodies were still lying on the house’s floor. According to the authorities, Janice allegedly confessed to the murder in the presence of a lawyer.
Janice was detained by the Department of Social Welfare and Development because she was a juvenile, while the other criminal suspect remained at large.
Despite their grief at their children’s deaths, Cruz and his wife, Lovella, thanked the M’lang Philippine National Police for their efforts in investigating the event.
Police had already held a special investigative task force to examine the deaths of the Maguad siblings.
According to Lt, the task force was made up of detectives from the police provincial capitol, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG)-North Cotabato, Scene of the Crime Operatives, and local police Realan Manon, town police chief.
The special body was directed by Lt. Mary Grace Clua, the leader of CIDG-North Cotabato. A hammer beat the siblings, who died from several knife wounds. There was no proof of sexual assault in the reports.