Austrian’s death in Davao del Sur raises questions for cops | Global News

Austrian’s death in Davao del Sur raises questions for cops

/ 08:18 AM January 17, 2014

BANSALAN, Philippines—Police authorities said they have decided to investigate further the death of an Austrian national to determine if it was indeed suicide as it appeared to be.

The body of Ernesto Rossi, 45, of Bregenz City in Austria, was found hanging on a chain by his Filipino wife inside their house in Sitio (subvillage) Bolhoon in Barangay (village) Buenavista here around 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 14.

Senior Insp. Jeffrey Latayada, the town police chief, said Rossi’s wife, Teresa, had told police she and her relatives rushed Rossi to the Centeno Medical Hospital here.

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But Latayada said Teresa told police Rossi died at 5:25 p.m. while being treated at the medical facility.

“We are trying to determine if there was no foul play,” he said.

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TAGS: Davao del Sur, Death, death investigation, Foreign Nationals, Philippines - Regions, Police, suicide

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