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Lt. Col. Renoir Pascua of the Southern Command also said Novelito "Nonoy" Arcosel, earlier identified as a Malaysian, is a Filipino who worked at the Borneo Paradise Resort.


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Former hostage Nonoy Arcosel, who claimed to have survived the Abu Sayyaf rampage, has also been giving varied accounts to military and police investigators.


Lt. Col. Renoir Pascua, Armed Forces Southern Command spokesman, said troops and policemen cannot find the remains of the victims in the area pinpointed by Arcosel.


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Former hostage Nonoy Arcosel, who claimed to have survived the Abu Sayyaf rampage, has also been giving varied accounts to military and police investigators.


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Former hostage helps military hunt Abus

November 6, 2003 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines (AP) – A former hostage seized from a Malaysian resort with five others is helping troops find his abductors in the southern Philippines, a military spokesman said Wednesday. Lt. Col....

Headlines

Execution of Sabah captives a hoax?

November 3, 2003 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Authorities continue to search in vain for five men snatched from a resort in Sabah who were reportedly killed by Abu Sayyaf rebels in a Tawi-Tawi village, as claimed by another hostage who said...

Nation

Military believes Sabah kidnap victims still alive

October 31, 2003 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Military officials now doubt that the five foreigners snatched in Sabah on Oct. 5 had been killed by their captors after troops failed to find their bodies in the supposed killing fields on...

Headlines