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Senior Superintendent Leo Garra, city police chief, identified the victims as Andrew Luis Villa, 41, who is into the lease, sale and distribution of heavy equipment, his second wife Joy Cam, 19, Villa’s 12-year-old daughter by his first wife, Yvanna Faye, and helper Fely Omblero, all of 111 Duhat Avenue corner 4th street in Barangay 88, Caloocan City.


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Senior Superintendent Leo Garra, city police chief, identified the victims as Andrew Luis Villa, 41, who is into the lease, sale and distribution of heavy equipment, his second wife Joy Cam, 19, Villa’s 12-year-old daughter by his first wife, Yvanna Faye, and helper Fely Omblero, all of 111 Duhat Avenue corner 4th street in Barangay 88, Caloocan City.


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Police eye more massacre suspects

By Jerry Botial | July 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Forensic investigators yesterday said they are inclined to believe that the grisly killing of a family of three and their housemaid Wednesday night in Caloocan City could not have been done by one person alone....

Metro

Helper butchers four in Caloocan

By Jerry Botial | July 28, 2005 - 12:00am

A family of three and their 60-year-old maid, were stabbed to death in a robbery led by a trusted houseboy lastTuesday night in Caloocan City. Senior Superintendent Leo Garra, city police chief, identified the victims...

Metro

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