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    Case Report PEOPLE VS CAYAGO Y REYES (GR No 128827 August 18, 1999)

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    1) The accused, Rolando Cayago y Reyes, reported his wife missing and later found her decomposing body at an abandoned barangay hall. However, he later confessed to killing his wife. 2) At the crime scene, the accused identified his wife's body through her shoes. His statement to police had inconsistencies. 3) The accused was later apprehended after voluntarily confessing to killing his wife by strangulation, and was convicted of parricide.

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    Case Report PEOPLE VS CAYAGO Y REYES (GR No 128827 August 18, 1999)

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    1) The accused, Rolando Cayago y Reyes, reported his wife missing and later found her decomposing body at an abandoned barangay hall. However, he later confessed to killing his wife. 2) At the crime scene, the accused identified his wife's body through her shoes. His statement to police had inconsistencies. 3) The accused was later apprehended after voluntarily confessing to killing his wife by strangulation, and was convicted of parricide.

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    1) The accused, Rolando Cayago y Reyes, reported his wife missing and later found her decomposing body at an abandoned barangay hall. However, he later confessed to killing his wife. 2) At the crime scene, the accused identified his wife's body through her shoes. His statement to police had inconsistencies. 3) The accused was later apprehended after voluntarily confessing to killing his wife by strangulation, and was convicted of parricide.

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    Case Report PEOPLE VS CAYAGO Y REYES (GR No 128827 August 18, 1999)

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    1) The accused, Rolando Cayago y Reyes, reported his wife missing and later found her decomposing body at an abandoned barangay hall. However, he later confessed to killing his wife. 2) At the crime scene, the accused identified his wife's body through her shoes. His statement to police had inconsistencies. 3) The accused was later apprehended after voluntarily confessing to killing his wife by strangulation, and was convicted of parricide.

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    ASSIGNMENT ON CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION

    Submitted by:
    PCPT EDRESE O. AGUIRRE
    PCPT MICHAEL AARON M. ALCANTARA
    PCPT MICHAEL JUSTIN T. BALDUGO
    PLT CHRISTIAN L. EDQUIBAL
    PLT NICOMEDES B. VALDEZ, JR.
    PCPT RONAN Y. VILLAGONZALO
    PSOBC 2020-03

    Submitted to:
    PROF. ANTONIO PAULITE II

    CASE REPORT
    PEOPLE VS CAYAGO Y REYES (GR No 128827; August 18, 1999)

    FACTS OF THE CASE


    At about 1:25 in the afternoon of August 2, 1995, the accused-appellant, Rolando CAYAGO y Reyes
    reported at the police headquarters that his wife was missing and he found the decomposing body of
    the victim at the abandoned barangay hall of Santolan, Pasig City.

    However, when the accused was about to undergo a polygraph test the next day, he requested
    permission to go to the church near Camp Crame. Thereafter, he confessed to the police accompanying
    him that he killed his wife and was willing to give his statement relative to the said killing. He also
    admitted that he attempted to confuse the authorities as to the true cause of his wife’s death by
    removing all her clothing and making it appear that she was raped.

    During the trial, the accused denied the intentional killing of his wife. The accused claimed that he
    embraced his wife so that but did not notice she had stopped breathing due to the tightness of the
    embrace. However, for killing his own wife through strangulation and with evident premeditation,
    accused was convicted for parricide.

    CRIME SCENE PROCESS


    After receiving the report of the accused regarding the decomposing body of the victim at the
    abandoned barangay hall of Santolan, Pasig City, SPO2 Zinampan, SPO2 Paulite and the accused
    proceeded to the said abandoned barangay hall to verify the report.

    Thereafter discovering the victim’s body, Zinampan requested the accused to identify and verify the
    body. The accused verified the body of the victim as his wife through the shoes worn by the deceased.
    While at the crime scene, Zinampan questioned the accused regarding the identity of the latter’s wife
    killer. The statement of the accused was also taken thereafter at the police headquarters wherein
    several inconsistencies were noted by the interrogating group. Thus, it was then advised that a
    polygraph test should be conducted to the accused at Camp Crame the next day.
    However, the the accused was apprehended and convicted due to his voluntary confession and
    surrender as to the crime committed. The accused was then convicted for parricide. The caused of death
    was strangulation which was corroborated by the accused’s own confession and the medical findings
    and the attempt to make it appear that she was raped through the lacerations in the vaginal opening
    and uterus.

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