Philippines: Woman Filmed Kissing Her Girlfriend Turns Up Dead in the Same Clip [NSFL]

A woman in the Philippines who’d been posting clips of herself and her girlfriend kissing for the camera is dead, apparently killed by a man who got into her place.

The clip going around doesn’t ease into it. It just runs her everyday phone content straight into what’s left of her afterward.

Video

It opens with two women cheek to cheek, grinning into the camera, the kissing footage the source is talking about. After that it turns into a grab bag of ordinary phone content, and it’s not even all the same person: one woman on her own in a pink-lit room, talking and flipping her hair, then a triple-mirror dance edit in what looks like a stockroom. A different woman shows up after that, holding up a package she just got in the mail and video-calling a guy in a baseball cap.

Then it jumps. The last few seconds show a woman laid out on a yellow mat, topless, blood coming from her mouth, scratches across her torso, not moving, with a small inset of that same capped guy from the video call sitting in the corner. No lead-in, no explanation, just the cut. Splicing a pile of random phone clips onto a crime-scene photo is a hell of a way to find out what happened to your girlfriend.

What the Thread Said

Most of the thread skipped past the tragedy and went straight into armchair forensics, picking apart how clean the wounds looked. One commenter called it “professional work, one hit each to the liver, kidneys, lungs.” Plenty of others were just disgusted a guy muscled his way into what was clearly two women’s thing, and a few asked why a photo like this was even being passed around in the first place.

The SOGIE Bill That’s Been Stuck in Congress for 20+ Years

The motive in this killing is still unknown, but in the Philippines there’s no law that would even flag it as a hate crime.

• First introduced in 2000, the SOGIE Equality Bill still hasn’t passed after 20+ years of on-and-off debate.
• No Philippine law explicitly punishes hate crimes, so bias against LGBT victims isn’t factored into investigations.
• 160 LGBT deaths suspected as hate crimes between 1996 and mid-2011, including a lesbian woman shot outside a Davao grocery store.
• 30 suspected hate crime cases in just the first half of 2011, already topping the 29 recorded all of the previous year.
• Major crimes still fell 12.4% nationwide in 2025, and the murder rate dropped from 10.4 to 4.3 per 100,000 between 2016 and 2023.

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