On January 18, 1961, one of the most infamous murders in the 1960s jolted the entire nation after news reports came out about a policeman who committed suicide after shooting his very own wife, daughter, and son-in-law.

This story features the Cabading family murders. It was a tragic case of a father's wrath that turned into a deadly rampage. Pablo Cabading, the father, persuaded Lydia, his daughter, and Leonardo Quitangon, his son-in-law, to stay and live at his residence on Zapote Street located in Makati, which was then part of Rizal province.

What seemed like adjusting to a father-in-law's eccentricities turned out to be more than that, as Pablo was a very difficult person to deal with. He refused to let his daughter and her husband live freely on their own, so to keep the family intact, blinded by rage, he ended up murdering his family.

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In February 2014, a gruesome incident happened in the town of Ampatuan, Maguindanao, that shocked locals in the area after investigators discovered a mutilated body of a middle-aged woman without her internal organs.

Unfortunately, this wasn't the first time that a notorious crime happened in Ampatuan, as the area was more infamously known for being the site of the Maguindanao Massacre, one of the Philippines' deadliest bloodbaths and one of the world's worst killing incidents of journalists.

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There's a saying. Heroes come and go, but legends are forever.

Nieves Fernandez was a legendary Filipina guerilla leader from the province of Leyte that unbelievably fought against the Japanese forces during the height of World War II.

Her courageous efforts in fending off the country's enemies at the time earned her the nickname, The Silent Killer.

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On New Year's Eve of 2011, 35-year-old Reynaldo Dagsa, a Barangay councilman from Caloocan City, requested his family to wake him up before midnight to join in on the new year's festivities in the wonder of the fireworks around them.

He was taking pictures of his wife, daughter, and mother-in-law outside their home on New Year's Day when the gunman, Arnel Buenaflor, came from behind a car and cold-bloodedly shot Dagsa on his right forearm and chest.

What makes this case peculiar is that the victim was able to snap a photo of his family seconds before the suspect pulled the trigger on him.

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On May 16, 2008, eight bank employees, a security guard, and a depositor were lined up and blown out their heads after a group of men robbed the Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) located at Science Park Branch in Cabuyao, Laguna.

This summary execution-style robbery was tagged as the bloodiest bank robbery in the country's history, as they were all sprawled on the floor with a single gunshot to their head.

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​Every generation has had its own share of "It" girls. These icons were trendsetters when it came to fashion and lifestyle, and everyone who's anyone wanted to be like them; or even have just a whiff of their aura.

Their legacies stood the test of time. They would eventually be known for years, even decades beyond their lifetime.

During the 1950s in the Philippines, one such "It" girl was Elvira Manahan.

Elvira Manahan was a society and fashion icon in the Philippines whose reputation remains unrivaled to this day. All that came to an end the day she was murdered on October 14, 1986—leaving behind a legacy of glamour and mystery.

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On May 4, 2022, a 51-year-old mentally disabled woman was found dead inside her house located in the town of Sibonga, 51 kilometers southeast of Cebu City.

Authorities quickly figured out what happened after the victim's 19-year-old son confessed that he killed his own mother because he could not stand the bullying he's been getting from his friends and classmates due to her mental illness.

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On June 7, 2017, then-Mayor Gisela Boniel of Bien Unido, Bohol, was abducted and presumed killed after her husband, former Board Member Niño Rey Boniel pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife in February 2022.

In the past five years, there have been a lot of twists and turns in this case that ended up with the most obvious conclusion.

However, there is more to this story that needs to be thoroughly covered, such as the missing body of Gisela Boniel.

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On September 19, 2014, during typhoon Mario's rampage in the Philippines, a 75-year-old woman was stabbed to death by her house helper after the latter was discovered stealing items inside her home.

The victim was Zenaida Sison, the mother of actress Cherry Pie Picache, who lived alone at her two-story house on Lazcano Street, Barangay Paligsahan, Quezon City.

Her killer's name is Michael Flores. He had been working for six months as a houseboy at Sison's residence.

Later on, the authorities would find out that the suspect had victimized other families in the past but not as shocking and heartless compared to what he did to Zenaida Sison.

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In September 2016, a British aristocrat’s daughter involved in the illegal drug trade in the Philippines was killed amid the government's controversial War on Drugs.

Many spectators have pointed toward the Philippine National Police. However, investigators suspect that her former boyfriend was behind the brutal slaying.

Maria Aurora Moynihan was a 45-year-old British-Filipina woman who was linked to selling illegal drugs. Three years ago, she posted bail after being arrested for the alleged possession

Aurora was the younger sister of local celebrity Maritoni Fernandez and the daughter of Antony Moynihan, a Baron in the  United Kingdom's House of Lords.

While serving his prestigious title as the Liberal Whip, Baron Moynihan married his third wife and the mother of Aurora and Maritoni, Luz de la Rosa Fernández, in 1968. Luz was a former dancer in the Philippines and the niece of the country's ambassador to Cambodia.

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