09 September 2005
2 students’ death angers townsfolk
MALASIQUI – Grief and anger among local residents mounted here after two students were found stabbed dead along the road in barangay Talospatang by still unidentified men who took away the tricycles the boys were riding.
Police are hunting down the perpetrators who mercilessly stabbed and killed the two boys Wednesday night along the barangay road leading to the town of Villasis.
The bodies of Nelson Hiteroza, 18, a second year student, and Jan-jan Antolin, 16, a third year student, were found lying in a pool of their own blood on each side of the road at about 6:30 a.m. last Thursday.
Both were last seen Wednesday night on board a motorized tricycle driven by Hiteroza.
The motorized tricycle was nowhere to be found and believed taken by the perpetrators who sped towards Villasis.
Investigators theorized both boys may have picked up passengers along the way who held them up or carnapped their motorized tricycle and stabbed them when they resisted. Killing of the two boys has alarmed classmates and teachers as well as other residents of Malasiqui. (PNA)
Police are hunting down the perpetrators who mercilessly stabbed and killed the two boys Wednesday night along the barangay road leading to the town of Villasis.
The bodies of Nelson Hiteroza, 18, a second year student, and Jan-jan Antolin, 16, a third year student, were found lying in a pool of their own blood on each side of the road at about 6:30 a.m. last Thursday.
Both were last seen Wednesday night on board a motorized tricycle driven by Hiteroza.
The motorized tricycle was nowhere to be found and believed taken by the perpetrators who sped towards Villasis.
Investigators theorized both boys may have picked up passengers along the way who held them up or carnapped their motorized tricycle and stabbed them when they resisted. Killing of the two boys has alarmed classmates and teachers as well as other residents of Malasiqui. (PNA)
