Victims

Victims

Mangudadatus

Name	Description
Genalyn Tiamson-Mangudadatu	Wife of Esmael Mangudadatu.
Eden Mangudadatu	Municipal Vice Mayor of Mangudadatu, Maguindanao, sister of Esmael Mangudadatu.
Rowena Mangudadatu
Manguba Mangudadatu	Aunt of Esmael Mangudadatu.[38]
Faridah Sabdulah	[38]
Farida Mangudadatu	Youngest sister of Esmael Mangudadatu.[38]
Farina Mangudadatu	Another sister of Esmael Mangudadatu.
Concepcion “Connie” Brizuela, 56	Lawyer.[39]
Cynthia Oquendo, 36	Lawyer.
Catalino Oquendo	Cynthia Oquendo's father.
Rasul Daud	Driver of Pax Mangudadatu.[38]

Journalists

Thirty-four journalists are known to have been abducted and killed in the massacre, according to the Philippine Daily Inquirer.^[3] Only 25 have been positively identified so far.^[3]

Name	Description
Alejandro "Bong" Reblando,[3] 53	Manila Bulletin correspondent,[40] a former Associated Press reporter.[41]
Henry Araneta	DZRH Correspondent based in General Santos City
Napoleon “Nap” Salaysay	DZRO manager.
Bartolome “Bart” Maravilla	Bombo Radyo Koronadal, South Cotabato.[3]
Jhoy Dojay	Goldstar Daily.[3]
Andy Teodoro	Mindanao Examiner & Central Mindanao Inquirer reporter.[3]
Ian Subang	Mindanao Focus, a General Santos-based weekly community newspaper.[3]
Leah Dalmacio	Mindanao Focus reporter.
Gina Dela Cruz	Mindanao Focus reporter.[3]
Maritess Cablitas	Mindanao Focus reporter.[3]
Neneng Montano	Saksi weekly newspaper reporter.[3]
Victor Nuñez	UNTV reporter.[3]
McDelbert "Macmac" Arriola	UNTV cameraman.[3]
Jolito Evardo	UNTV editor
Daniel Tiamson	UNTV driver
Humberto Mumay	Koronadal-based journalist.[3]
Rey Merisco	Koronadal-based journalist.[3]
Ronnie Perante	Koronadal-based journalist.[3]
Jun Legarta	Koronadal-based journalist.[3]
Val Cachuela	Koronadal-based journalist.[3]
Santos "Jun" Gatchalian	Davao-based journalist.
Joel Parcon	Freelance journalist.
Noel Decena	Freelance journalist.
John Caniba	Freelance journalist.
Art Betia	Freelance journalist.
Ranie Razon	Freelance journalist.
Archie Cancel	Freelance journalist.
Fernanado "Ferdz" Mendoza	Freelance driver.

Red Toyota Vios

Number of casualties: 5. They were supposedly mistaken as part of the convoy.^[42]

Name	Description
Eduardo Lechonsito	Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat government employee.
Cecille Lechonsito	Wife of Eduardo Lechonsito.
Mercy Palabrica	Co-worker of Eduardo Lechonsito.
Daryll delos Reyes	Co-worker of Eduardo Lechonsito.
Wilhelm Palabrica	Driver.