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ZAMBOANGA CITY —  The military now doubts that the skeletal remains found in a shallow grave in the Sulu jungle belong to Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadaffi Janjalani, the most wanted terrorist in the Philippines.


A highly placed military source, who asked not to be named, said there were "signs of the presence of Janjalani" when Scout Rangers clashed with an Abu Sayyaf-Jemaah Islamiyah band in Barangay Tiis Kutong in Talipao town, Sulu last Dec. 17.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY —  The military now doubts that the skeletal remains found in a shallow grave in the Sulu jungle belong to Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadaffi Janjalani, the most wanted terrorist in the Philippines.


A highly placed military source, who asked not to be named, said there were "signs of the presence of Janjalani" when Scout Rangers clashed with an Abu Sayyaf-Jemaah Islamiyah band in Barangay Tiis Kutong in Talipao town, Sulu last Dec. 17.
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