Ram Revilla's Murder
On the night of October 28, 2011 Janelle was in Bautista's house in Parañaque to accompany her boyfriend Ramgen Revilla. According to her reply affidavit it was around 11PM when the crime was executed. It happened inside Ramgen's room. She was first shot in her right shoulder followed by another gunshot on the left side of her face. When Ramgen and Ramona "Mara" Bautista, Ram's sister whose on the room as well saw she was shot, Ramgen immediately confronted the gun man whose wearing a Halloween mask. After the commotion with the killer, Ram was able to return inside the room and asked Ramona to lock the door. According to Janelle, Mara was panicking that time and didn't know what to do. Mara left the room and promised her to look for help but she didn't came back. By instinct, she used her mobile phone to send a message to her mom and some friends to seek for help. It didn't took a while before they were rescued both Janelle and Ramgen and was brought to the nearest hospital. Luckily Janelle survived the incident but unfortunately Ramgen was pronounced dead on arrival.
Janelle was then transferred to the Asian Hospital in Muntinlupa City where she was cured and received a several facial surgeries. She found out Ramgen was dead a week after the crime. She stayed in Asian Hospital for more than a month and when she came out, she strongly prepared her self to fight for Ramgen's case. It was her boyfriend's sibling Ramon Joseph Bautista and Ramona Bautista who were accused on the crime. Investigation is currently on going. Although, Janelle Manahan is suspected of false accusation on her statement about the murder and accused liable by Ram Revilla's family
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