A former Filipino migrant worker was stabbed to death by his own son at their home in western Visayas in the Philippines.
On Monday evening, Bartolome Tumlos, 65, who used to work overseas and more recently worked as a farmer in the Philippines, had an argument with his son Arnel in their home in Barangay Tuburan, Maayon, The Daily Guardian reported.
According to neighbors, they heard the father and son arguing in their home. One neighbor named Rochelle Javila said that although she heard Tumlos yelling for help, no one went to check on them.
Tumlos’ body was discovered the next morning in a rice field in front of his house. He had sustained fatal stab wounds. Tumlos’ son surrendered to the police.
Preliminary police investigations have ascertained that the suspect suffers from a mental illness, which may have triggered the attack.
those who heard the plea for help and ddd not lift a finger to help should be sued, , , ,they have the gall to be interviewed and seemingky proud of their inaction
very common here in the philippines…they dnt lift a fingers to help their neighbor , Tha’ts how filipino attitudes….kasi sasabihin bahala sila sa buhay nila…mahirap na ,baka madamay pa kami…you see how filipino dosnt bother to check or help.