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Do you remember the first time you went out to a crime scene?

I saw both of them on the ground.

The lady was crying, begging for help. Please help my partner.

She was crying and there was blood on her hands. She was shouting and we couldn't do anything.

I'm speaking to Pazilio Cepay, a freelance photojournalist based in Manila, the capital of the Philippines.

Her partner was shot by masked men riding in tandem on a motorcycle. So basically they're like people or gunmen riding on a motorcycle, then they will just pass by the person and shoot them.

Basilio was telling me about the first time, the first night, that he visited one of the crime

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