The Amil Brothers maintained their innocence, expressing that they had only been trying to rid their mother's body of bad spirits.
Cannibalism, unfortunately, has existed in the Philippines for centuries. Paul de La Gironière's best-selling mid-19th-century travelogue, which chronicled the French explorer's arrival in the country, yields insights into the gruesome practice. Here, the eye doctor detailed ...
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