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[Title] => Habambuhay sa 3 killer ng Tsinoy trader
[Summary] => MALOLOS CITY, Bulacan — Tatlo-katao kabilang ang isang negosyante ang hinatulan ng mababang korte kahapon ng habambuhay na pagkabilanggo makaraang mapatunayang pumatay sa isang Tsinoy trader noong Enero 2004 sa Norzagaray, Bulacan.
Sa 17-pahinang desisyon ni Judge Crisanto Concepcion ng Malolos City Regional Trial Court, Branch 12, kabilang sa mga hinatulang akusado sina Noelito Papung, Rodolfo Lombindencio, at Mary Ann Medina-Uy, may ari ng 5M Plastic Scraps sa Karuhatan, Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => Promotion for Tan case probers
[Summary] => Northern Police District director Chief Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr.said yesterday that he would recommend for promotion the Caloocan City cops responsible for the early resolution of the Evan Tan slay case.
"I will recommend the highest possible award for them," Franco told The STAR.
Metro police chief Director Ricardo de Leon also said Friday that officers who cracked the Tan case would be "appropriately awarded."
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[Title] => Pagpatay kay Tan,love triangle
[Summary] => Masusing sinisiyasat ngayon ng pulisya ang anggulong love triangle sa pagdukot at pagpatay sa Filipino-Chinese businessman na si Evan Tan matapos na mahuli ang apat na katao kamakalawa sa Valenzuela City.
Ayon kay Supt.Dionicio Borromeo, Station Investigation and Detective Management Bureau chief ng Caloocan City Police kailangan pa rin nilang malaman kung ano ang tunay na motibo ng pagdukot at pagpatay sa Tsinoy.
Sinabi ni Borromeo na kasosyo ni Tan sa negosyo si Mary Ann Medina at ang live-in partner nito na si Michael Uy na isa ring negosyante.
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[Title] => 2 sisters tagged as Tan slay brains
[Summary] => Police tagged yesterday the business associate of murdered Chinese-Filipino businessman Evan Tan, and her sister as the brains behind the abduction and killing of the young trader whose body was dumped last week along a highway in Bulacan.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Kidnapper-killer ng plastic magnate, timbog
[Summary] => Pinaniniwalaang nalutas na ng Caloocan City police ang kasong pagdukot at pagpatay sa 29-anyos na Fil-Chinese plastic magnate na si Evan Tan matapos na maaresto ang sinasabing lider ng grupo na nasa likod ng nasabing insidente, kahapon ng tanghali sa Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => P.3-M reward offered for information on trader’s slay
[Summary] => The family of Evan Tan, a 29-year-old trader who was abducted last Jan. 9 in Caloocan City and later found dead with two bullet wounds in the head in Bulacan, offered yesterday a P300,000 reward for any information which may lead to the identification and arrest of the killers.
Superintendent Dionisio Borromeo, city police intelligence chief, said Willie Ng, a close relative of the victim and stands as the family’s spokesman, went to his office yesterday morning to inform the police about the reward.
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[Title] => P.3-M pabuya sa ikalulutas ng kasong pagkidnap at pagpatay sa Tsinoy plastic magnate
[Summary] => Naglaan ng P300 thousand na pabuya ang pamilya ng dinukot at pinaslang na 29-anyos Tsinoy plastic magnate na si Evan Tan para sa sinumang makapagbibigay ng impormasyon tungo sa ikakalutas sa kaso.
Sa panayam ng PSN sa isa sa mga miyembro ng pamilya ng biktima, sinabi nito na ang sinumang nais na magbigay ng impormasyon ay agad na makipag-ugnayan sa Caloocan City Police.
Nangako naman ang pamilya Tan at ang pulisya na bibigyan nila ng kaukulang proteksyon ang mga impormante.
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[Title] => Naktf eyes business rift in trader’s slay
[Summary] => The National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) is eyeing business rivalry as a possible motive in the kidnapping and murder of businessman Evan Tan Jr., who was found dead in Bulacan on Thursday.
NAKTF chief and former defense secretary Angelo Reyes said a "personal grudge or business rivalry" could be the real motive behind the killing of the 29-year-old businessman.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Awayan sa negosyo,motibo sa Tsinoy trader slay
[Summary] => Pinaniniwalaang pawang mga "hired killers" ang may kagagawan sa pamamaslang kamakalawa sa 22-anyos na plastic magnate at Filipino-Chinese businessman na si Evan Tan na dinukot kamakailan ng armadong kalalakihan sa Caloocan City.
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EVAN TAN
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[Title] => Habambuhay sa 3 killer ng Tsinoy trader
[Summary] => MALOLOS CITY, Bulacan — Tatlo-katao kabilang ang isang negosyante ang hinatulan ng mababang korte kahapon ng habambuhay na pagkabilanggo makaraang mapatunayang pumatay sa isang Tsinoy trader noong Enero 2004 sa Norzagaray, Bulacan.
Sa 17-pahinang desisyon ni Judge Crisanto Concepcion ng Malolos City Regional Trial Court, Branch 12, kabilang sa mga hinatulang akusado sina Noelito Papung, Rodolfo Lombindencio, at Mary Ann Medina-Uy, may ari ng 5M Plastic Scraps sa Karuhatan, Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => Promotion for Tan case probers
[Summary] => Northern Police District director Chief Superintendent Marcelino Franco Jr.said yesterday that he would recommend for promotion the Caloocan City cops responsible for the early resolution of the Evan Tan slay case.
"I will recommend the highest possible award for them," Franco told The STAR.
Metro police chief Director Ricardo de Leon also said Friday that officers who cracked the Tan case would be "appropriately awarded."
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[Title] => Pagpatay kay Tan,love triangle
[Summary] => Masusing sinisiyasat ngayon ng pulisya ang anggulong love triangle sa pagdukot at pagpatay sa Filipino-Chinese businessman na si Evan Tan matapos na mahuli ang apat na katao kamakalawa sa Valenzuela City.
Ayon kay Supt.Dionicio Borromeo, Station Investigation and Detective Management Bureau chief ng Caloocan City Police kailangan pa rin nilang malaman kung ano ang tunay na motibo ng pagdukot at pagpatay sa Tsinoy.
Sinabi ni Borromeo na kasosyo ni Tan sa negosyo si Mary Ann Medina at ang live-in partner nito na si Michael Uy na isa ring negosyante.
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[Title] => 2 sisters tagged as Tan slay brains
[Summary] => Police tagged yesterday the business associate of murdered Chinese-Filipino businessman Evan Tan, and her sister as the brains behind the abduction and killing of the young trader whose body was dumped last week along a highway in Bulacan.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Kidnapper-killer ng plastic magnate, timbog
[Summary] => Pinaniniwalaang nalutas na ng Caloocan City police ang kasong pagdukot at pagpatay sa 29-anyos na Fil-Chinese plastic magnate na si Evan Tan matapos na maaresto ang sinasabing lider ng grupo na nasa likod ng nasabing insidente, kahapon ng tanghali sa Valenzuela City.
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[Title] => P.3-M reward offered for information on trader’s slay
[Summary] => The family of Evan Tan, a 29-year-old trader who was abducted last Jan. 9 in Caloocan City and later found dead with two bullet wounds in the head in Bulacan, offered yesterday a P300,000 reward for any information which may lead to the identification and arrest of the killers.
Superintendent Dionisio Borromeo, city police intelligence chief, said Willie Ng, a close relative of the victim and stands as the family’s spokesman, went to his office yesterday morning to inform the police about the reward.
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[Title] => P.3-M pabuya sa ikalulutas ng kasong pagkidnap at pagpatay sa Tsinoy plastic magnate
[Summary] => Naglaan ng P300 thousand na pabuya ang pamilya ng dinukot at pinaslang na 29-anyos Tsinoy plastic magnate na si Evan Tan para sa sinumang makapagbibigay ng impormasyon tungo sa ikakalutas sa kaso.
Sa panayam ng PSN sa isa sa mga miyembro ng pamilya ng biktima, sinabi nito na ang sinumang nais na magbigay ng impormasyon ay agad na makipag-ugnayan sa Caloocan City Police.
Nangako naman ang pamilya Tan at ang pulisya na bibigyan nila ng kaukulang proteksyon ang mga impormante.
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[Title] => Naktf eyes business rift in trader’s slay
[Summary] => The National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) is eyeing business rivalry as a possible motive in the kidnapping and murder of businessman Evan Tan Jr., who was found dead in Bulacan on Thursday.
NAKTF chief and former defense secretary Angelo Reyes said a "personal grudge or business rivalry" could be the real motive behind the killing of the 29-year-old businessman.
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[Title] => Awayan sa negosyo,motibo sa Tsinoy trader slay
[Summary] => Pinaniniwalaang pawang mga "hired killers" ang may kagagawan sa pamamaslang kamakalawa sa 22-anyos na plastic magnate at Filipino-Chinese businessman na si Evan Tan na dinukot kamakailan ng armadong kalalakihan sa Caloocan City.
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