A Bank Teller is found dead and buried in the compound of a house. The Bank Teller found dead was identified as Tania Dee.
Justice is sought by the bank teller’s family who was brutally murdered.
Before her death, it was caught on CCTV in one restaurant, the victim and her former husband.
The CCTV showed that on or about 6 PM of June 20, 2015, the 33-year-old bank teller was seen entering a restaurant in Angeles Pampanga, the Philippines.
She was wearing a white blouse with blue stripes and maong pants.
Less than 2 minutes later, the CCTV showed a man wearing a white t-shirt and maong pants and carrying a bag entering the same restaurant.
The man was identified as Fidel Sheldon Arcenas, the former husband of the dead bank teller.
The CCTV caught them a few more times inside the restaurant.
Past 7 PM, It was caught on CCTV that the deceased bank teller and her husband walked together out of the restaurant.
This was the last time the bank teller was seen alive.
The following morning, the victim’s lifeless body was found in a house in Santa Maria Subdivision, Barangay Balibago, Angeles Pampanga.
The Lifeless body’s head was wrapped with cloth and plastic. Police Chief Inspector Ferdinand Aguilar of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group said that the Scene of the Crime Operative’s initial report indicates that the victim had a gunshot wound in the head and exited in her face.
The Police approximated that the victim might have been buried for 24 hours to 48 hours. The victim’s body is not yet in the stage of decomposition.
The Bank Teller’s lifeless body was positively identified by her sibling based on her clothes, jewelry, celfon and body type.
The victim’s family noticed that the bank teller’s celfon content was erased except for a few seconds of video showing the house floor which matched the floor where the lifeless body was buried.
The Angeles Pampanga Criminal Investigation and Detection Group said that the owner of the house where the body was found is the mother of the girlfriend of the victim’s former husband.
The House Owner personally went to the police when she was told by her daughter that her boyfriend might have buried the bank teller inside the house.
According to the house owner, her daughter, and her boyfriend, the bank teller’s former husband, borrowed the house and returned the house key last Friday.
However, according to the police, the house owner smelled something foul that brought her to the police.
The Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection (CIDG) Group now considers the bank teller’s former husband and his girlfriend as suspects.
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