Thank you Julia Campbell, may you rest in peace.
 

hey julia, i know you're not in here anymore...hopefully they'll be able to find whoever prick did it to you...they've just found your body, i heard in the news. i feel sorry that this is what you get from helping our country..hopefully you'll get justice. you're a good person. haaay. god bless your soul and your family. you will be missed a lot by the people you've helped and your family and friend. thank you so much for all your efforts in helping the filipino people....it is so sad that your stay in the philippines had to end this way. thank you for coming to the philippines and for helping. your life will now be an eternal challenge for us, to love our country more. our prayers are with you always.



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she may rest in peace...

That blog is gonna get alot of hits with all that media coverage. I wonder if whoevers keeping it running will do a hardlink with my porn blog..

Unless I missed something, the story said they "found her body." Did someone kill her, or did she have an accident while hiking?

Calderon noted that Campbell’s body, which was in an advanced stage of decomposition, was found buried near a creek and not at the foot of a ravine, which would be the case if she had fallen in an accident.

Gonzales said the fact that the American had been buried already indicated foul play.

according to the news this afternoon: Senior Superintendent Pedro Ganir, Ifugao province police chief, said they are looking at two angles in Campbell's death. He said Campbell could have been robbed or raped before being murdered. Campbell face has been beaten repeatedly with big bamboo trunks.


Campbell, 40, arrived in the Philippines in 2005 and had been working as an English teacher at the Divine Word College in Legazpi City in Albay province since October 2006. She previously taught at a public school in Donsol in nearby Sorsogon province, said Nora Gallano, assistant dean of the Divine Word College of Liberal Arts.

The American was described as a kind, intelligent and dedicated volunteer who can fluently converse in Tagalog.

A former freelance journalist for The New York Times, she also volunteered for the American Red Cross following the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks on the US, which led her to sign up for the US Peace Corps.

Campbell described her adventures, learning, discoveries and experiences as a volunteer and teacher in the country in her blog titled "Julia in the Philippines."

RIp :(:(

RIP.. that's fucked up :(

Condolences to her family :(

Life is so unfair sometimes. She was there to help and did not deserve what may have happened to her.

LOL, I love your thinking.

And this is horrible what happened I just read the article.

that's messed up. Poor lady!

RIP Julia.

she has been such a good person....sad for her lost. :(

what happened to her?

oh just heard about it...:( RIP to Julia and many thanks for her contributions with the Filipinos.

may he rest in peace..she has a good soul..and damn secretary Gonzales for still blaming julia because she was careless...

Now THAT was a person that deserves to be called a hero... that term is thrown around so much these days that it has lost much of its meaning, but she is a true hero.

I hope they find the dogs that did that to her.

RIP, this world is just nuts.