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[Title] => Delgado kin charged with murder
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The Manila Police District (MPD) has upgraded the charges against Luisito Gonzalez to murder and frustrated murder in connection with the killing of his stepbrother, Federico Delgado.
Manila police earlier recommended robbery with homicide and frustrated homicide charges against Gonzalez, but was told that the robbery charges could not be substantiated in court since the amount of valuables and cash allegedly taken by the suspects could not be ascertained.
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect charged
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Manila Police District (MPD) investigators challenged Luisito Gonzalez to prove his innocence in court following the filing of robbery with homicide and frustrated homicide charges against him yesterday in connection with the slaying of his stepbrother, Federico Delgado.
On the other hand, Gonzalez’s lawyer, Perry Pe, lashed out at The STAR for its alleged "one-sided reporting of the Delgado slaying."
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect denies involvement in crime
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The prime suspect in the murder of Federico Delgado could not have been involved in the crime since "he is currently in a physically and emotionally disabled state of depression arising from the death of his mother," a statement released by his family said.
Luisito "Louie" Gonzalez was confined at the maximum security medical facility from March 7 to 18 and could not have been at the scene of the crime on March 10, according to the family’s spokesperson Apa Ongpin.
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[Title] => Police set to arrest Delgado slay suspect
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A Manila police official said yesterday they have enough grounds to arrest Luisito Gonzalez, the prime suspect in the killing of Federico Delgado, one of the scions of a prominent Manila clan.
"Flight is an admission of guilt," said Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., who heads the Manila Police District’s homicide section.
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect escapes
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Manila policemen launched a massive manhunt yesterday following reports that the prime suspect in the slaying of 51-year-old Federico Delgado, a scion of one of Manila’s prominent clans, had escaped from his hospital confinement.
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[Title] => CIDG joins Delgado slay probe
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The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to conduct a parallel probe into the killing of a scion of one of Manila’s prominent clans, a police source informed The STAR yesterday.
However, the same source would not reveal who among the members of the Delgado clan requested for the CIDG probe.
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[Title] => Property dispute seen as motive in Delgado slay
[Summary] => A protracted fight over the division of money and property among the heirs of Don Francisco "Paco" Delgado, who is in his 90s, could have led to the killing of one of his sons last week in Malate, Manila, a ranking Manila police official told The STAR yesterday.
The assailants of 51-year-old Federico Delgado took only cash, jewelry and important documents from his vault, Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., who heads Manila Police District’s homicide section, said.
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[Title] => Suspect in Delgado killing in drug rehab
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The prime suspect in the rob-slay of a scion of a prominent clan is reportedly confined at the basement of the Makati Medical Center undergoing drug rehabilitation.
Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, said the place is off limits to everybody, except to immediate relatives.
"The hospital basement houses prominent personalities, including actors and actresses, undergoing drug rehabilitation," he added.
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[Title] => Police tag killer in Delgado murder
[Summary] => Manila police investigators finally identified yesterday the prime suspect in the six-day-old slaying of a scion of a prominent clan in Malate, Manila.
"Our principal witness has finally identified one of the suspects who stabbed to death Federico Delgado through several photos shown to her," Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, told The STAR.
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[Title] => Murder victim writes clue in blood
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Police investigators are trying to establish the identity of the person whose name was written in blood by a millionaire trader before he succumbed to stab wounds on the fourth floor of his office in Malate, Manila early last Sunday.
Businessman Federico Delgado, 51, wrote the name "Franco" on the wall with his own blood shortly before he died. Delgado owns a number of resorts and commercial buildings.
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ANNALISA PESECO
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[Title] => Delgado kin charged with murder
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The Manila Police District (MPD) has upgraded the charges against Luisito Gonzalez to murder and frustrated murder in connection with the killing of his stepbrother, Federico Delgado.
Manila police earlier recommended robbery with homicide and frustrated homicide charges against Gonzalez, but was told that the robbery charges could not be substantiated in court since the amount of valuables and cash allegedly taken by the suspects could not be ascertained.
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect charged
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Manila Police District (MPD) investigators challenged Luisito Gonzalez to prove his innocence in court following the filing of robbery with homicide and frustrated homicide charges against him yesterday in connection with the slaying of his stepbrother, Federico Delgado.
On the other hand, Gonzalez’s lawyer, Perry Pe, lashed out at The STAR for its alleged "one-sided reporting of the Delgado slaying."
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect denies involvement in crime
[Summary] =>
The prime suspect in the murder of Federico Delgado could not have been involved in the crime since "he is currently in a physically and emotionally disabled state of depression arising from the death of his mother," a statement released by his family said.
Luisito "Louie" Gonzalez was confined at the maximum security medical facility from March 7 to 18 and could not have been at the scene of the crime on March 10, according to the family’s spokesperson Apa Ongpin.
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[Title] => Police set to arrest Delgado slay suspect
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A Manila police official said yesterday they have enough grounds to arrest Luisito Gonzalez, the prime suspect in the killing of Federico Delgado, one of the scions of a prominent Manila clan.
"Flight is an admission of guilt," said Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., who heads the Manila Police District’s homicide section.
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[Title] => Delgado slay suspect escapes
[Summary] =>
Manila policemen launched a massive manhunt yesterday following reports that the prime suspect in the slaying of 51-year-old Federico Delgado, a scion of one of Manila’s prominent clans, had escaped from his hospital confinement.
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[ArticleID] => 390236
[Title] => CIDG joins Delgado slay probe
[Summary] =>
The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to conduct a parallel probe into the killing of a scion of one of Manila’s prominent clans, a police source informed The STAR yesterday.
However, the same source would not reveal who among the members of the Delgado clan requested for the CIDG probe.
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[Title] => Property dispute seen as motive in Delgado slay
[Summary] => A protracted fight over the division of money and property among the heirs of Don Francisco "Paco" Delgado, who is in his 90s, could have led to the killing of one of his sons last week in Malate, Manila, a ranking Manila police official told The STAR yesterday.
The assailants of 51-year-old Federico Delgado took only cash, jewelry and important documents from his vault, Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., who heads Manila Police District’s homicide section, said.
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[Title] => Suspect in Delgado killing in drug rehab
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The prime suspect in the rob-slay of a scion of a prominent clan is reportedly confined at the basement of the Makati Medical Center undergoing drug rehabilitation.
Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, said the place is off limits to everybody, except to immediate relatives.
"The hospital basement houses prominent personalities, including actors and actresses, undergoing drug rehabilitation," he added.
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[Title] => Police tag killer in Delgado murder
[Summary] => Manila police investigators finally identified yesterday the prime suspect in the six-day-old slaying of a scion of a prominent clan in Malate, Manila.
"Our principal witness has finally identified one of the suspects who stabbed to death Federico Delgado through several photos shown to her," Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, told The STAR.
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[Title] => Murder victim writes clue in blood
[Summary] =>
Police investigators are trying to establish the identity of the person whose name was written in blood by a millionaire trader before he succumbed to stab wounds on the fourth floor of his office in Malate, Manila early last Sunday.
Businessman Federico Delgado, 51, wrote the name "Franco" on the wall with his own blood shortly before he died. Delgado owns a number of resorts and commercial buildings.
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