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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga, Philippines—A Caucasian-looking man committed suicide by jumping from the rooftop of a seven-story hotel in Angeles City, north of this city on Tuesday, the police said.

Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Recomono, Angeles City police chief, identified the foreigner by his known alias Tom Miller. His real identity and citizenship could not be immediately established, having no wallet or identification card in his pocket. He looked to be in his ‘60s and big bellied.

Recomono, citing accounts of a witness, said Miller entered the coffee shop of the Grand View Hotel in Barangay Malabanias. He then went to the rooftop and leaped to his death.

“He landed at the back of the hotel … which caused his death,” Recomono said.

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  • Anonymous

    “He landed at the back of the hotel … which caused his death,” Recomono said.

    “either the caucasian landed in front or the back of the hotel, he will surely die if he jumped from the seventh floor”.

  • D L

    Maybe he was scammed or ran out of money in those bars…

  • Christian Brunner

    suice is happens often in europe… european countrys have the highest suicide rates in the world. Even here in switzerland we have every week somes. Rest in peace, lets pray that god will have mercy with his soul. Iam sure he had some problems. For us europeans are problem the harder suffer than for the most filipinos. Filipinos have the talent to make the best with a bad situation and try to think positive. We dont have that luck. We see problems they are not allready existing. About that the most europeans are not lucky and depressed.



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