Did Ted Failon shoot his wife?

**chua_riwap** · April 17th, 2009 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by badsekktor

hmmmm..... na-paraffin test kaya yun bunso ni ted?

Hindi lang dapat yung bunso. Lahat. Yung mga nasa bahay nung nangyari yung crime.

Pero ilang araw na dumaan. Baka useless na rin.........

**badsekktor** · April 17th, 2009 03:58 PM

hindi nga kaya accidental shooting nung anak? or di kaya nagtalo yun nanay at anak tapos si anak eh galit na galit at binaril si nanay?

**Karag2** · April 17th, 2009 04:25 PM

sa dami ng ginawa sa hospital dun sa asawa ni Ted, malaking possibility na nawala na yung trace ng Nitrates (tama ba) sa kamay kaya nag negative sa paraffin test...

dun naman sa pag linis ng banyo at kotse... mali yun... malamang alam ni Ted yun... pero sinabi na rin na hindi nya inutos na linisin yun...
dun sa mga nagsasabing liable ang maid, yup liable, but to what degree... kung sasabihin naman na tanga, sakit naman nun, pero kaya nga sila helpers diba kasi kahit di sila tanga, they are not that educated at di sila nakakapanood ng CSI gabi gabi, so cut them some slack... sori medyo harsh ang wordings, pero they are still innocent (di pa naman guilty) at kung galit lang sila kay Ted, wag nila bweltahan ang helpers... nagtratrabaho ng matino e...

what is alarming right now is parang the angle of suicide is being looked down upon... tama lang naman ang maghanap ng ibang angle/motive... pero yung ipagpilitan na hindi suicide just for the sake of it, siguro mali na yun... correct, most of the evidence show self inflicting injuries... correct, may inconsistency sa statements and probably evidence... that goes to show that suicide and foul play should be taken up... pero to obviously (tipong halata na) rule out foul play, wag silang mag expect na hindi mag isip ang tao na payback ang ginagawa nila...

**awing** · April 17th, 2009 04:26 PM

Originally Posted by badsekktor

hindi nga kaya accidental shooting nung anak? or di kaya nagtalo yun nanay at anak tapos si anak eh galit na galit at binaril si nanay?

Malamang, kasi ng inenterview siya...parang wala lang na sinabi nya na nag suicide yung mama nya...parang walang feeling.

**Altis6453** · April 17th, 2009 04:42 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

Na-relieved na yung magagaling nating Pulis........

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakin...rrest-relieved
Apr 17, 2009

It was quite clear from the video of the arrest that no one from the arresting team read the suspects their rights at the time they were taken into custody. That was the perfect opportunity to do so since they were in front of the cameras and reporters.

Is it any wonder why the arrests they make are quite easily quashed by the courts?

**wowiesy** · April 17th, 2009 05:08 PM

Originally Posted by Altis6453

It was quite clear from the video of the arrest that no one from the arresting team read the suspects their rights at the time they were taken into custody. That was the perfect opportunity to do so since they were in front of the cameras and reporters.

Is it any wonder why the arrests they make are quite easily quashed by the courts?

di ko lang matiis na hindi mag comment sa comment na ito.. altho walang kinalaman yung kaso ni Ted Failon yung comment ko na ito: ganyan din kaya sa PDEA? yng Alabang Boys? considering na mostly from the military yung mga agents na kinuha (di ba nga mga grupo nung Oakwood mutiny)... ??

para naman hindi OT yung comment ko sa thread na ito.. I've seen almost all CSI episodes (LV, NY, Mi)... and the plot on this one really interests me.... i guess sobrang nanggigil yng mga police officers na involved sa 1st few hours ng pagkaka diskubre ng incident na ito kaya nagkaganun.... goes to show that it may be possible na talagang kulang ang training ng kapulisan natin... I mean... maybe sa classroom.. lectures.. seminars.. written exams... seminars sa abroad with experts etc... pero I think important din yung simulation... like you simulate an incident and let the operators operate and evaluate if the operations were compliant to a plan .... this way.. kapag andyan na yung pinak stressfull situations.. hindi mawawala yung objectivity ng operator at since naka tanim talaga sa puso at isipan yung standard operating procedure.. halos hindi na kelangan tumingin sa libro o kaya magtanong sa supervisor...

parang fire drill... earthquake drill... ganun..

**Karag2** · April 17th, 2009 05:17 PM

+1 ako dito...

classroom is different from the field so a simulation training is very necessary... analogy nalang siguro ang pag drive... madaling sabihin na mag timpla ka ng clutch... pero sa first timer pag actual na mahirap... sory for the analogy, cant help it nasa tsikot e

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actually isa yan sa mga blunders (sorry to say this) ng mga enforcers lalo na yung mga PEDEA... kahit huli sa acto yung mga offenders, pag hindi sila binasahan ng miranda rights takas sila on a technicality...

**wowiesy** · April 17th, 2009 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by Karag2

+1 ako dito...

classroom is different from the field so a simulation training is very necessary... analogy nalang siguro ang pag drive... madaling sabihin na mag timpla ka ng clutch... pero sa first timer pag actual na mahirap... sory for the analogy, cant help it nasa tsikot e

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actually isa yan sa mga blunders (sorry to say this) ng mga enforcers lalo na yung mga PEDEA... kahit huli sa acto yung mga offenders, pag hindi sila binasahan ng miranda rights takas sila on a technicality...

sa pulis (I think sa mga SWAT) they are already doing this.. something like paint ball ang gamit na bala.. but the guns are almost too real.. (air soft ata tawag dun.. )... but they should do simulations not only on assault training... dapat pati sa crime scene management... actually in all areas of operations... parang crisis management... fully trained or well versed dapat...

to have this... of course funding ang kelangan para may pambayad sa training hours, sa consultants or auditors na mag au audit kung talgng sumusunod sa SOP... shempre kelangan from outside party yung mag check para may integridad...

**Karag2** · April 17th, 2009 06:09 PM

yun nga mahirap... training nila is paintball... counter strike style...
wherein they shoot anything in sight...

urban police should handle situations differently because they mostly handle situations where civilians are present... they should be more restrictive... look what happened in the pque shooting incident... napagkamalan yung croswind niratrat... parang T-rex e, pag gumalaw kalaban, paputukan...

**hotwheels** · April 17th, 2009 07:26 PM

It is never easy to lose a loved one, but it becomes even more difficult when attended by controversy and publicity

Let us respect the right of Failon and his family to “grieve in private.”

"Their right to privacy should be respected. No less than we ourselves would also ask it for ourselves as a matter of decency, and especially at a moment like this. Let us refrain from adding to their suffering,''

Lets wait the outcome of the investigation.