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Woman beheaded in Talisayan buried

PJ Orias

AUTHORITIES have decided to bury the unidentified woman who was beheaded in Talisayan, Misamis Oriental after no one claimed the body.

Captain Maribeth Ramoga, Talisayan police chief said the burial was set up by the local government unit at the town's public cemetery on Monday, December 9.

"Ilubong nalang bisan wala pa siya ma-identify. Dili na dapat madugay kay 3 days na ang tambal. Pwede man hinuon madungagan para madugay-dugay pa pero luoy naman pud kaayo ang lawas gud, angayan na nga ipahiluna," she said.

Ramoga still urged anyone with a missing relative to visit the police station.

The suspect, Lloyd Bagtong, beheaded the woman then ate her brain.

On Saturday, Bagtong was killed after he allegedly tried to grab a police officer's firearm on their way back to Talisayan Police Station from an inquest proceeding in Cagayan de Oro City.

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