RCBC Robbery Pictures
I recently received unedited pictures showing the casualties of the grim RCBC robbery last May 18, 2008. You may download the images HERE at your own risk. Already corrected the link.
MAY THESE IMAGES HAUNT THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS. YOU WERE SOPHISTICATED ENOUGH TO PULL SUCH A STUNT. I BET MY ASS YOU GUYS HAVE A PC (OR A MAC) AND AN INTERNET CONNECTION. SOONER OR LATER, THIS IS GONNA BE FORWARDED TO YOU. I DON’T KNOW IF YOU GUYS HAVE A CONSCIENCE, BUT PERHAPS THIS CAN SERVE AS A DEADLY REMINDER.
MEMORIES ARE SUCH A PAIN IN THE ARSE.
wala po yung link, wala ma- dl? thanks
Comment by yan — May 21, 2008 @ 5:18 am
sana inedit yung mga pictures kahit konti…. its too brutal….
Comment by norman — May 21, 2008 @ 6:45 am
I think it’d be better if you don’t put up such pictures in respect of the victims and their relatives. Yes, all of us are angry at what happened, but how would you feel if you were one of the relatives and you see your loved one’s pictures of a violent death circulating the web?
Respeto lang.
Comment by Lyn — May 21, 2008 @ 6:59 am
Lyn, don’t you think its ironic that you “found” this link. Did Google, for some reason, lead you to this blog? You cannot find something you did not seek. Tingin ko you were also curious about it kaya naclick mo ang blog. Besides, the link is external. I already received this pictures at work. Unang nagkalat ito sa mga banko.
Comment by nemcy — May 21, 2008 @ 7:07 am
Try the keyword “rcbc robbery” in Google, nemcy. That’s what I searched for. And yes, I was curious to see if someone actually uploaded the pics so I clicked this link. Lo and behold, meron nga for download. Don’t worry, I’ve seen the pictures myself since I have friends from banks, too. Thing is, to spread the download link is something I think is not right and downright disrespectful to the victims. Nakakatulong ka ba? Feeling ko pagkareceive mo nung email sayo, forward to all ka rin. Sheesh.
Comment by Lyn — May 22, 2008 @ 1:54 am
I too couldn’t, for the life of me, understand either how some individuals get a kick out of these macabre photos being forwarded in emails, posted in blogs etc.It does not stand to reason that because a few insentive idiots have started this, you have to continue this madness and sheer disrespect. Where is the compassion for the hapless victims and their families ? Posting these crime photos is tantamount to killing the victims over & over again. If this should happen to me, I would be turning in my grave if a photo of me with my head blown off is circulated in the Web. If this was you, how would you feel ? And no pal, I did not view the parade of death you’ve posted here. I only came here to give you a piece of my mind.
Comment by gabi silang — May 26, 2008 @ 4:11 am
And lastly, of course we must try to keep an open mind, BUT NOT SO OPEN THAT OUR BRAINS FALL OUT.
Comment by gabi silang — May 26, 2008 @ 4:16 am
I agree with Lyn & Gabi.Your reply to Lyn reeked of sarcasm, when all she did was to voice her sentiments, which I’m pretty sure the majority of us share. Whatever happened to common decency, respect and empathy for the deep pain and grief felt by those most affected by this atrocity. Nemcy, do have to take ownership and responsibility for our actions. Do you honestly believe that posting these crime scene pics in the web will somehow drive those murderers into feeling guilty & remorseful? Don’t think so.This only serves to glorify their evil handiwork & I wouldn’t surprised if they’d be boasting & gloating about amongst themselves.
Comment by chai — May 28, 2008 @ 7:02 am
yup,their absolutely right.pictures of gruesome death of hepless people must not be posted in such way(or in any way) because the families of these individuals will be so offended. please take it off the your site if you will.
Comment by aljon-18 — June 6, 2008 @ 8:30 am