🔪 DOUBLE MURDER SHOCKER! THE INNOCENT SISTER, THE LIES, AND THE FIANCÉ WHO VANISHED! A Crime of Passion or a Calculated Massacre? 💔

The quiet province of Camarines Sur has been ripped apart by a tragedy so brutal, so twisted, that it has left a mother paralyzed by a “double pain and anguish.” The Dec. 6, 2025, massacre of sisters Claudette Jane (27) and Kiela Mae Divina Gracia (21) has exposed a horrifying web of lies, sexual betrayal, and a CRIME OF PASSION that culminates in the primary suspect, Marfe Hufancia—Claudette’s live-in partner—disappearing into the night, only to be potentially swallowed by the sea.

This is the investigative saga of two broken bodies, a nine-year relationship built on deceit, and the agonizing wait for a DNA test that will confirm if the monster responsible has cheated justice.

The Two Bodies: A Nightmare Unfurls in 24 Hours

The discovery of the sisters’ bodies within 24 hours sent immediate shockwaves.

Victim 1: Claudette Jane. The eldest sister, a dedicated worker at SM Naga, was found first—dumped in a grassy area near a subdivision, her body bearing deep, savage wounds to the neck and shoulder. Most gruesome: her right arm was severed, possibly used to ward off the fatal attack. Near her body, police recovered a cleaver knife, confirming the vicious intent of the killer.

Victim 2: Kiela Mae. The younger sister, a college student of BS Agriculture, was found hours later, wrapped in a white blanket and electrical tape inside the house she shared with Claudette and Marfe. Her body was contorted, with multiple stab wounds, especially to the chest, and the scene showed signs of a violent struggle. Police recovered a ten-inch kitchen knife, believed to be the second murder weapon.

The stark difference in the crime scenes—one body disposed of publicly, the other concealed internally—immediately pointed suspicion towards the one person connected to both locations: Marfe Hufancia, Claudette’s long-time live-in partner.

The Nine-Year Deception: The Secret Life of Marfe Hufancia

The roots of this tragedy lie in a nine-year relationship built on a foundational lie. Marfe, described as handsome and an IT technician, swept Claudette off her feet when she was a teenager, promising her the world. They had two children, and their life seemed like a normal, if struggling, dream, complete with a tricycle for livelihood.

The investigation, however, exposed Marfe’s devastating secret, a truth Claudette only discovered after the birth of their second child: Marfe was already legally married and had three teenage children from his previous family.

This revelation shattered Claudette, who repeatedly told her mother, Aling Erlinda, “You ruined my life! I didn’t know you had a family and three children!” Though she wanted to leave, she stayed out of fear that her two young children would grow up without a father.

But the lies did not stop there. The tragic timeline suggests the final, unbearable betrayal was sexual in nature:

Sexual Misconduct Allegations: Claudette’s sister confessed that she, and possibly Kiela, had been molested or inappropriately harassed by Marfe. Police theorize this may have been the catalyst for Kiela’s murder, occurring while she was alone with Marfe at the house that afternoon.

The Final Fight: After killing Kiela, Marfe picked up Claudette from her work at SM. Police theorize he drove her to the dark, isolated road and revealed his crime, or perhaps Claudette had discovered Kiela’s body upon returning home.

The Audio Evidence: The most damning evidence is a CCTV audio recording from a neighboring home at around 10 PM. Screams—loud, repeated, and desperate—are clearly heard, and the woman is repeatedly shouting “Marfe! Marfe!” This recording suggests Claudette was pursued or attacked by her partner before her body was found across the wall hours later.

The sequence of events suggests a calculated, pre-meditated crime that began with the alleged molestation of the sister-in-law, culminated in a double murder, and was finalized by Marfe dropping off his two young, innocent children with his parents just before the massacre.

🚨 The Vanishing Suspect: “IT’S OVER” and the Seaside Corpse 🚨

Marfe Hufancia vanished immediately after the crime. His only communication was a chilling Facebook post in the early morning of December 7: “It’s over.” Soon after, a devastating text message, reportedly sent to his sister, surfaced, in which he admitted to killing Claudette and Kiela and begged for forgiveness, citing “depression, anxiety, and stress” over Claudette leaving him. He concluded the message with a final farewell: “Maybe I will be gone.”

The manhunt ended abruptly on December 9, when a badly decomposed body washed ashore in Cabusao, Camarines Sur. Marfe’s father immediately identified the bloated corpse as his son, based on the clothes, a dental retainer, and, most tellingly, an engagement ring identical to Claudette’s.

The tragedy threatened to end as a horrifying murder-suicide, closing the case before justice could be served.

DNA DELAY: Did the Killer Cheat Justice?

But the families of the victims, along with legions of angry netizens, are refusing to accept this tidy conclusion. They fear Marfe faked his death to evade accountability—a possibility strengthened by the fact that the initial examination found no wounds on the decomposed body, suggesting drowning, not self-inflicted violence.

The entire community is now hanging on the final, irrefutable evidence: the DNA test and comparison.

If the body is indeed Marfe Hufancia, the countless questions about why the sister was allegedly violated, why he murdered the mother of his children, and why he broke the law remain unanswered, forever silenced by the waves.

If the DNA proves the body is NOT Marfe, the terror will intensify, confirming the worst fear: The confessed double-murderer is still at large, a calculating predator who orchestrated a final, cruel deception to escape justice.

Regardless of the DNA result, the devastation is absolute. Aling Erlinda has lost two daughters in a day, Marfe’s parents have lost their son and gained an unbearable shame, and two small children—ages eight and five—are left orphaned, now truly without a mother or a father. This is a trauma that no community, no family, will soon forget.