Saturday, January 29, 2011

HUBERT'S WEBB

"  THANK YOU BIONG!  YOU DIRTY RAT WE DID IT! AND JUST SO YOU KNOW, I  WAS REALLY IN SAN FRANCISCO...ILOILO HEHEHE..."

I really don't know rats ass about the law, more so Philippine law. All I really care about from my 34 years of lifetime stay here in this twisted country of ours is to stay clear of: 1. RA 8353 which is the anti-rape law. 2. The dangerous drug act of 1972. and last, 3. article 334 of the revised penal code- Concubinage. I figured if I know just these 3 laws I'll be fine and dandy. And that's only because Iv'e never fantasized about killing anyone. Sure I've had my mean streaks but not to the point where I could just turn a simple no.2 mongol pencil  into a jungle bolo and start slashing people I hate. Although sometimes I wish there's a law that exempts us for doing that. 


That being said and cleared up, I'm not really in a position to judge Hubert if: 1. He really did massacre the Viscondes. 2. If he had raped Carmela, bailed out last minute and told Biong to clear all evidences by just killing the whole fucking family altogether. Yeah I imagined he did say those exact words--"Hey Biooooong..kill the whole fucking family stupid!". 3. If he was indeed in San Francisco probably jacking off with Carmela in mind in credence to the story that he did knew her and took offense upon not receiving an invitation to the latter's 18th year debut celebration. 


" I thought we were close? Somebody's going to have to die...".


Kudos to our home bred police officials for actually botching up key evidences that could've solved this case years ago.  I think the only people that should be held liable for all of this is once again and time an time again- the Philippine National Police! Lock em all up I say! Remove all their pension and just shove them all inside a 60 by 60 perimeter fence. 


 First, they lost semen samples that could've been used for DNA analysis. 
PO1: Eeeew! Wipe that slimy thing before we get our hands on it! 
PO2: Right. And burn those blankets. I don't think Mr. Visconde would still be using it when he gets back. The last thing the poor guy needs is a laundry problem!
SUPERINTENDENT: Good job! Lets go. Lunch is on me!


Second, the police wasnt able to tell if indeed Hubert was in Manila during the time of the murder.
CHIEF OF POLICE: Call the US Embassy! They may have an idea.. And while you're at it, call the FBI. Tell them we need their help. Somehow I've lost my footing in this whole investigation. 


And how about that witness Jesicca Alfaro huh? She's quite  a character.  Conflicting testimonies, no material proof whatsoever and she can't even remember people's faces which would be normal for the average person but hell, she was pointing out  people who she claims were there the night of the murders! 


That's a little preposterous! 


And what's with the shades? She wears it all the time! You know what I think? I think she's blind. That's it. Blind as a bat, banging her head on solid walls blind! I mean, it is possible. No TV crew ever caught anyone waving their hand in front of her face, or someone with two fingers up her nose saying- How many fingers am I holding up?". I think nobody in that status should be sent up to the stand. She should be sent to an optometrist, cause honestly, I think that's what she needs.


I'm not gonna make this long for you. It has already took fifteen years as it is. Poor Mr. Visconde sitting in his rocking chair clutching his chest in an attempt to impede another oncoming breakdown. Did Hubert Webb did it? I don't know and I've stopped caring years ago. With the amount of help we get from the police? God help us.


 Honestly, I feel this case could've swung either way. But just the same, I blame the police.  And I'm not sorry.

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