<p>Police Senior Inspector Joel Mariano said at least two witnesses were able to positively identify the suspect through his Facebook account as the person they saw at the crime scene.<br /><br />"Facebook helped us in getting positive identification of the suspect from some of the witnesses," he said. "I think we have a solid case against the suspect." Mark Dizon, a 28-year-old computer technician, was arrested on Tuesday in San Fernando City in La Union province, 225 km north of Manila, according to Mariano.<br /><br />Dizon's father lured him to a meeting in a public area in San Fernando where police arrested him, he added. The suspect allegedly killed six Filipinos, an American, a Canadian and a British man in Angeles City in the nearby province of Pampanga in the past two weeks.<br /><br />The suspect, who comes from a rich family in Pampanga, denied the accusations. The killing spree started July 12 when Canadian Geoffrey Allan Bennun, 60, and his Filipino girlfriend were shot to death in a hotel room.<br /><br />On July 16, Briton James Bolton Porter, 51, and his girlfriend were killed by a gunman inside their home. Last week, US citizen Albert Mitchell, 70, his wife and three Filipino domestic helpers, were killed inside their house.<br /><br />Police said a close-circuit television camera from a pawnshop in Angeles City showed the suspect carrying possessions including a laptop computer from one of his victims.<br />A security guard also identified Dizon as the man he saw leaving Mitchell's house on the night of the killing.<br /><br />Investigators said the suspect allegedly used the same pistol in the killings. <br /></p>
<p>Police Senior Inspector Joel Mariano said at least two witnesses were able to positively identify the suspect through his Facebook account as the person they saw at the crime scene.<br /><br />"Facebook helped us in getting positive identification of the suspect from some of the witnesses," he said. "I think we have a solid case against the suspect." Mark Dizon, a 28-year-old computer technician, was arrested on Tuesday in San Fernando City in La Union province, 225 km north of Manila, according to Mariano.<br /><br />Dizon's father lured him to a meeting in a public area in San Fernando where police arrested him, he added. The suspect allegedly killed six Filipinos, an American, a Canadian and a British man in Angeles City in the nearby province of Pampanga in the past two weeks.<br /><br />The suspect, who comes from a rich family in Pampanga, denied the accusations. The killing spree started July 12 when Canadian Geoffrey Allan Bennun, 60, and his Filipino girlfriend were shot to death in a hotel room.<br /><br />On July 16, Briton James Bolton Porter, 51, and his girlfriend were killed by a gunman inside their home. Last week, US citizen Albert Mitchell, 70, his wife and three Filipino domestic helpers, were killed inside their house.<br /><br />Police said a close-circuit television camera from a pawnshop in Angeles City showed the suspect carrying possessions including a laptop computer from one of his victims.<br />A security guard also identified Dizon as the man he saw leaving Mitchell's house on the night of the killing.<br /><br />Investigators said the suspect allegedly used the same pistol in the killings. <br /></p>