Drug-dealing daughter of a disgraced British playboy Baron murdered in the Philippines
Aurora Moynihan was killed after exiting a vehicle in Manila as the south east Asian country wages a brutal war against drugs
THE drug-dealing daughter of a disgraced playboy baron has been shot and killed in the Philippines.
This gruesome image shows tragic Aurora Moynihan, 45, daughter of Baron Antony Moynihan, lying dead at the side of a road in Manila riddled with gun shot wounds.
Aurora was reportedly a well-known crystal meth dealer whose core clientele were celebrities in the south east Asian country.
The 45-year-old was found with four bags of shabu, the street name for methamphetamine, and ‘other drug paraphernalia', according to authorities.
Police have released CCTV footage of the suspected dealer being shot multiple times by a fellow passenger as she exited a Toyota SUV.
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A sign left next to her bloodied corpse reads: “Pusher to the celebrities, you are next.”
According to witnesses, she was shot five times.
The Philippines is mired in a brutal war on drugs which has resulted in more than 3,000 people being killed.
President Rodrigo Duterte ordered authorities and members of the public to execute drug dealers and addicts shortly after coming into power this year.
Aurora’s father Antony Moynihan fled Britain for the Philippines to escape fraud charges in the 1970s.
The infamous baron, who died aged 55 of a heart attack, married belly-dancer Luthgarda Fernandez, his third wife and Aurora’s mother.
Investigators have confirmed that the tragic victim was on a police watch list due to her alleged involvement in a drug syndicate
She was previously arrested by cops in 2013 during a raid on a meth den.
Her glamorous sister Maritoni Fernandez, who is a famous actress in the Philippines, described Aurora as an “exceptional human being.”
She said in a statement: 'We as a family have one priority...at this point in time and that is to protect her children from further pain and suffering so that they, and we as a family, may take this time to grieve, mourn but most of all celebrate the life of this exceptional human being I will forever have the privilege of calling my sister.'
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