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I could not find the right words to write of how feel about the Maguindanao Massacre. As of November 24, authorities already recovered 46  victims killed in the politically-motivated massacre. Those victims were among the group of some 50 men and women,  including lawyers and journalists  who were about to file a certificate of candidacy in behalf of Esmael “Toto" Mangudadatu, vice mayor of Buluan town, who planned to run against Ampatuan’s son Andal Jr. for the gubernatorial post. 
They who were abducted by an estimated one hundred armed men reportedly belonging to the camp of Governor Andal Ampatuan of Maguindanao province.

I need not to write more. I need not to name names. I need not to give more details. The incident has been all over the papers, on tv and on the internet. All I can say is, JUSTICE should be served and punish those people behind this beastly and gruesome killings.

WARNING: GRAPHIC PHOTOS BELOW. Dead bodies lie on the ground near their vehicles at the crime scene of a massacre of a political clan that included several journalists in the outskirts of Ampatuan, Maguindanao in southern Philippines.  
Note: All photos were obtained from other news-blog sites and some via ATWITPICS from ANC (ancalerts). Ownerships retained by photographers and media firms.