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Contrary to police findings, the 51-year-old magazine publisher who was found dead in the comfort room of her office in Makati City last September committed suicide.


Forensic pathologist Dr. Raquel Fortun, who conducted a second autopsy of the victim’s body, said Delia Gutierrez’s wounds did not conclusively prove that she was murdered.


In a 10-page forensic case review, a copy of which obtained by The STAR, Fortun concluded that "the death was intentional and self-inflicted and therefore a suicide."


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                    [Title] => Slain media exec’s husband told to answer rap
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The Makati City prosecutor’s office has ordered the husband of slain Media G8way Corp. (MGC) publisher and chairwoman Delia Gutierrez to answer the parricide charges filed against him by the police.


Assistant City Prosecutor Henry Salazar instructed Ibarra Gutierrez to present himself before a preliminary investigation hearing on Nov. 28.


He was also ordered to submit a counter-affidavit along with any other evidence to refute police findings pointing to him as the killer.


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                    [Title] => NBI can’t investigate media exec’s death
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday that it cannot conduct a separate probe into the death of magazine publisher Delia Gutierrez contrary to earlier news reports because the case is already with the Makati City prosecutor’s office, which prevents them from intervening.


Supervising Agent Arnel Dalumpines, NBI-Special Task Force chief, said they have kept their hands off into the case of 51-year-old Gutierrez, publisher and chairwoman of Media G8way Corp.


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                    [Title] => NBI steps into media exec’s death
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now conducting its own investigation into the death of magazine publisher Delia Gutierrez who was found dead over two months ago.


The probe seeks to dig deeper into the brutal slay after Makati City police tagged Gutierrez’s husband, Ibarra, as the possible killer based on the testimony of several witnesses and an autopsy report.


Ibarra’s lawyer said the NBI investigation was sought because he and the victim’s family refused to believe the Makati police’s findings that the husband was the suspect.

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                    [Title] => Editor may be summoned for wife’s slay
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The magazine editor accused of murdering his wife last Sept. 6 in Makati City will come face to face with the police officer who tagged him as the possible killer.


Suspect Ibarra Gutierrez, 57, is expected to be summoned by the Makati City Prosecutor’s Office, along with Police Officer 2 Dominador Robles of the Makati City police, Gutierrez’s accuser.


The Makati Prosecutor’s Office is studying and evaluating the parricide complaint against Gutierrez and will subpoena him if they find a reason to do so.


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                    [Title] => ‘Evidence vs magazine editor accused of murder circumstantial’
                    [Summary] => The lawyer of the magazine editor now being accused of killing his own wife two months ago yesterday said the evidence against his client was circumstantial.


In an interview with The STAR, lawyer Teddy Rigoroso said his client, Ibarra Gutierrez, 57, editor-in-chief of Media G8way Corp. (MGC), is being charged with parricide for simply being at the crime scene.


"There is nothing criminal in being in a crime scene especially if you had a valid reason to be there," Rigoroso said, adding that the results of the police investigation were flawed.


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                    [Title] => IT magazine publisher stabbed to death in office
                    [Summary] => The husband of a magazine publisher has been held for questioning after she was found stabbed to death in her Makati office, police said yesterday.


Delia Gutierrez, president and chief executive officer of Media G8way Corp. (MGC), which publishes the country’s leading IT magazines, was found lying in a pool of blood at the company’s offices at the Eurovilla II Condominium building located on Rufino street, Legazpi Village in Barangay San Lorenzo.


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DELIA GUTIERREZ

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Contrary to police findings, the 51-year-old magazine publisher who was found dead in the comfort room of her office in Makati City last September committed suicide.


Forensic pathologist Dr. Raquel Fortun, who conducted a second autopsy of the victim’s body, said Delia Gutierrez’s wounds did not conclusively prove that she was murdered.


In a 10-page forensic case review, a copy of which obtained by The STAR, Fortun concluded that "the death was intentional and self-inflicted and therefore a suicide."


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The Makati City prosecutor’s office has ordered the husband of slain Media G8way Corp. (MGC) publisher and chairwoman Delia Gutierrez to answer the parricide charges filed against him by the police.


Assistant City Prosecutor Henry Salazar instructed Ibarra Gutierrez to present himself before a preliminary investigation hearing on Nov. 28.


He was also ordered to submit a counter-affidavit along with any other evidence to refute police findings pointing to him as the killer.


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                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday that it cannot conduct a separate probe into the death of magazine publisher Delia Gutierrez contrary to earlier news reports because the case is already with the Makati City prosecutor’s office, which prevents them from intervening.


Supervising Agent Arnel Dalumpines, NBI-Special Task Force chief, said they have kept their hands off into the case of 51-year-old Gutierrez, publisher and chairwoman of Media G8way Corp.


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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now conducting its own investigation into the death of magazine publisher Delia Gutierrez who was found dead over two months ago.


The probe seeks to dig deeper into the brutal slay after Makati City police tagged Gutierrez’s husband, Ibarra, as the possible killer based on the testimony of several witnesses and an autopsy report.


Ibarra’s lawyer said the NBI investigation was sought because he and the victim’s family refused to believe the Makati police’s findings that the husband was the suspect.

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The magazine editor accused of murdering his wife last Sept. 6 in Makati City will come face to face with the police officer who tagged him as the possible killer.


Suspect Ibarra Gutierrez, 57, is expected to be summoned by the Makati City Prosecutor’s Office, along with Police Officer 2 Dominador Robles of the Makati City police, Gutierrez’s accuser.


The Makati Prosecutor’s Office is studying and evaluating the parricide complaint against Gutierrez and will subpoena him if they find a reason to do so.


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In an interview with The STAR, lawyer Teddy Rigoroso said his client, Ibarra Gutierrez, 57, editor-in-chief of Media G8way Corp. (MGC), is being charged with parricide for simply being at the crime scene.


"There is nothing criminal in being in a crime scene especially if you had a valid reason to be there," Rigoroso said, adding that the results of the police investigation were flawed.


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                    [Title] => IT magazine publisher stabbed to death in office
                    [Summary] => The husband of a magazine publisher has been held for questioning after she was found stabbed to death in her Makati office, police said yesterday.


Delia Gutierrez, president and chief executive officer of Media G8way Corp. (MGC), which publishes the country’s leading IT magazines, was found lying in a pool of blood at the company’s offices at the Eurovilla II Condominium building located on Rufino street, Legazpi Village in Barangay San Lorenzo.


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