The two Filipinos recently arrested over alleged abandonment of corpses in Tokyo, Japan, are facing investigation for alleged murder, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed.
The two Filipinos recently arrested over alleged abandonment of corpses in Tokyo , Japan, are facing investigation for alleged murder , the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed. DFA Undersecretary Eduardo de Vega confirmed to Rappler that the two Filipinos earlier identified as Bryan Jefferson Lising dela Cruz, 34, and Hazel Ann Baguisa Morales, 30, were now being investigated for alleged murder . 'We will see in the next few weeks what will be the final charges to be filed against them.
The embassy is in touch with the authorities. We are ready to continue providing assistance,' the DFA official told Rappler. Reported warrants of arrest were served against the two on Friday, March 1
Filipinos Arrested Tokyo Investigation Alleged Murder
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