Maguad Family Adopted “Janice” Found Guilty for the Siblings Murder

Maguad Siblings Murder Case Solved After Family Adopted “Janice” Found Guilty

The murder case of the Maguad siblings is now solved after the family adopted and survivor “Janice” found guilty and admit the crime.

After municipal police commander Major Realan Mamon stated that the family’s schoolgirl has already confessed, the Maguad siblings’ murder case can be declared closed. She is said to have admitted to the murders of the siblings.

Investigators believe that sibling rivalry may have led the perpetrator to perpetrate the crime that the public is most interested in, based on the testimony of a Philippine celebrity. The investigators, however, did not disclose any additional information in this regard.

The suspect is currently being held by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), while another suspect remains on the run. Meanwhile, the public has been warned against sharing social media reports that imply the lone survivor is the culprit.

They even linked the occurrence to the well-known film “Orphan,” which depicts the story of an orphan who is adopted by a family but later discovers she is an adult psychotic woman with a growth condition who attempts to murder the family that adopted her. Meanwhile, the public had been urged not to upload a photograph of the victim taken at the crime scene.

It should be remembered that the siblings were murdered on December 10th in the afternoon. According to previous accounts, the family’s confessing schoolgirl stated she survived because she hid inside the room after three suspects stormed their home.

The children’s father, who is also a teacher, revealed the suspicious people who spotted their school girl’s behavior in an interview with Sky Teleradyo M’lang. Mlang Pnp, in collaboration with the special investigations task force SITG, filed a formal complaint against the suspects on December 16, 2021, according to Sky Teleradyi M’lang.

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