Lauro Vizconde, the anti-crime crusader who came to the fore after the brutal murder of his family in 1991, died Saturday, February 13. He was 77. The Vizconde family said in a statement that Vizconde’s heart attack was triggered by diabetic and pulmonary complications.
He founded the Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) after his wife and daughters were brutally murdered in their Parañaque home in 1991, a tragedy known as the “Vizconde massacre.”
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