SOCO: The Pasig massacre  Posted at 01/22/2011 4:51 PM | Updated
as of 01/28/2011 12:33 AM  Rene Robles was puzzled.  It was
already past seven in the evening yet there was no light at
their house.  He approached the gate and called out his wife’s
name.  There was no answer. A few steps closer, he saw that the
steel gate they usually kept locked was open.  Fear washed over
him and, quickly, he jumped over the wall fence and rushed
towards the front door, entered the house, and reeled at what he
saw.  On the floor was his wife, lying face-down, dead, and
drowning in her blood.  And a few feet away, inside the bedroom,
was his daughter—lifeless and also covered in blood.  His head
spinned.  And slowly, Rene felt his world crumble.  A husband’s
nightmare  It’s been fifteen years since that fateful day of
September 12, 1996 when Rene saw his 43-year-old wife Laura and
five-year-old daughter Mary Lauren dead inside their home in
Tierra Verde Executive Village, Santolan, Pasig City. 
“Siyempre masakit,” Rene tells