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[Summary] => For kidnapping a businessman in Makati City five years ago, seven kidnappers were meted the death penalty yesterday by the Antipolo City Regional Trial Court (RTC).
The convicts — Joseph Castillo, Ciriaco Hutalla Jr., Raul Merjudio, Rolly Hutalla, Jessie Costales, Ezer Lavilla and Renato Salatan, stood erect and were silent when the clerk of court read the 12-page decision of Judge Francisco Querrubin, of the Antipolo City RTC Branch 74.
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[Summary] => ANTIPOLO CITY – Hinatulan kahapon ng parusang kamatayan ng korte ang walong kalalakihan na napatunayang kumidnap sa isang negosyanteng Tsinoy noong Pebrero 2000.
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Eleven suspects in the abduction of a Filipino-Chinese businessman Tuesday were
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Crime Task Force, the national police Intelligence Group and the Special Action
Force early yesterday morning.
The kidnap victim, Joseph Uy, a Makati businessman, was rescued unharmed from a
hideout of the kidnap gang in Antipolo.
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The convicts — Joseph Castillo, Ciriaco Hutalla Jr., Raul Merjudio, Rolly Hutalla, Jessie Costales, Ezer Lavilla and Renato Salatan, stood erect and were silent when the clerk of court read the 12-page decision of Judge Francisco Querrubin, of the Antipolo City RTC Branch 74.
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Crime Task Force, the national police Intelligence Group and the Special Action
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The kidnap victim, Joseph Uy, a Makati businessman, was rescued unharmed from a
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December 20, 2005 - 12:00am
