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A Navy diver who participated in the retrieval of bodies trapped in the sunken
ferry Asia South Korea last Dec. 30 has admitted taking a soggy P100 bill from
the wallet of one victim to buy cigarettes.

Naval Task Force 51 commander Aurelio Agudelo and his deputy, Capt. Alvin Urbi,
told The Freeman the diver identified himself in a meeting the other day as the
one alluded to in news reports as having taken the money.

A Navy press release signed by Maj.
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AURELIO AGUDELO

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A Navy diver who participated in the retrieval of bodies trapped in the sunken
ferry Asia South Korea last Dec. 30 has admitted taking a soggy P100 bill from
the wallet of one victim to buy cigarettes.

Naval Task Force 51 commander Aurelio Agudelo and his deputy, Capt. Alvin Urbi,
told The Freeman the diver identified himself in a meeting the other day as the
one alluded to in news reports as having taken the money.

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Navy diver admits taking P100 from wallet of victim of Cebu seatragedy

By by Freeman News Service | January 14, 2000 - 12:00am

A Navy diver who participated in the retrieval of bodies trapped in the sunken ferry Asia South Korea last Dec. 30 has admitted taking a soggy P100 bill from the wallet of one victim to buy cigarettes. Naval...

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