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PIKIT, North Cotabato -  Kidnappers, whom the military suspects are "lost
command" members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), have asked for a
P5-million ransom in exchange for the release of a farmer-trader they have kept
captive since April 17, police said yesterday.

The victim, Marcelino Cañete, 62, a resident of this town, was abducted
by a group of armed men, some of whom had MILF flags stitched to their
uniforms, while en route to Barangay Kulambugan here.

But Senior Superintendent Alex Paul Monteagudo, North Cotabato police director,
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command" members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), have asked for a
P5-million ransom in exchange for the release of a farmer-trader they have kept
captive since April 17, police said yesterday.

The victim, Marcelino Cañete, 62, a resident of this town, was abducted
by a group of armed men, some of whom had MILF flags stitched to their
uniforms, while en route to Barangay Kulambugan here.

But Senior Superintendent Alex Paul Monteagudo, North Cotabato police director,
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Kidnappers of North Cotabato trader demand P5-M ransom

By John Unson | April 26, 2000 - 12:00am

PIKIT, North Cotabato - Kidnappers, whom the military suspects are "lost command" members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), have asked for a P5-million ransom in exchange for the release of a farmer-trader...

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