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Suspect in Antipolo bakery stabbing spree says victims plotted to kill him
Manila Bulletin
|April 24, 2025
The suspect in the murder of seven individuals, including two minors, inside a bakery in Barangay Cupang, Antipolo City on Tuesday, April 22, claimed that he killed the victims because they were allegedly plotting to kill him following a dispute regarding the bakery’s ownership.
The suspect, identified as alias “Bogart,” who is also one of the bakery’s owners, said he had an argument with one of the victims who was the master baker of the bakery and his business partner as the latter allegedly wanted to keep the business for himself.
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