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Police identified the victims as Gil Mabulac Sr., 38, a truck driver, and his boys, Gil Jr., 2, and Chris Paul, 10, residents of NPC Compound, Ambuclao street in Barangay Baesa Mendez. The eldest child, Giljean, 13, survived the carnage and is now undergoing treatment for stab wounds at the Quezon City General Hospital.
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The attack left a father and his two young sons dead.
But a Central Police District-Criminal Investigation Unit legal officer said yesterday that all the evidence gathered in the stabbing attack now points to the father as the culprit.
And his two young sons may have been the unfortunate victims of a crime of passion.
"All implications point to the father," Chief Inspector Roger Yalung, CPD-CIU legal officer, said.
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July 16, 2003 - 12:00am
By Pete Laude | July 15, 2003 - 12:00am
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