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"It was a negotiated release and I think, there was payment of an undetermined amount of money for ‘board and lodging,’" said Brig. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, commanding general of the 2nd Marine Brigade and head of Joint Task Force Ranao.


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"Kahit tawag sa cellphone para marinig ang boses ni Leonardo Agan wala (There’s not even a cellphone call to hear the voice of Leonardo Agan)," said Brig. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, commanding general of the 2nd Marine Brigade and Joint Task Force Ranao.


Dolorfino quoted some members of Agan’s family who were reportedly willing to negotiate his release.


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                    [Summary] => Cagayan de Oro City — Kidnappers are demanding a ransom of at least P20 million for a businessman whom they abducted together with his wife here last Monday. The wife was released hours later.


Superintendent Honorio Cervantes, city police chief, said it was a member of the family of captive trader Leonardo Agan who disclosed the ransom demand. 


Agan’s wife, Philadelphia, was released in Iligan City hours after the abduction. She, however, was still not cooperating with investigators reportedly because their family was still in shock over the incident.


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Batay sa ulat na tinanggap ni PNP Chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, ipinarating na ng mga kidnaper sa pamilya ng biktimang si Leonardo Agan ang paghingi ng nasabing halaga ng ransom kapalit ng kalayaan ng nasabing negosyante.


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Abducted Cagayan de Oro trader freed

By Richel Umel | June 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Marawi City — After more than a month in captivity, a fish trader snatched in Cagayan de Oro City was finally freed unharmed in a remote village here before dawn yesterday. "It was a negotiated release...

Nation

Family of kidnapped trader wants proof of life

By Lino De La Cruz | May 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Marawi City — The family of a kidnapped Cagayan de Oro City trader is asking his abductors for proof of life before they negotiate his release and pay any ransom. "Kahit tawag sa cellphone para marinig...

Nation

P20-M ransom sought for trader

By Lino De La Cruz | May 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Cagayan de Oro City — Kidnappers are demanding a ransom of at least P20 million for a businessman whom they abducted together with his wife here last Monday. The wife was released hours later. Superintendent...

Nation

P20-M ransom sa kinidnap na trader

May 5, 2005 - 12:00am

CAMP CRAME – Humingi na ng P20 milyon ransom ang mga kidnaper sa pamilya ng isang mayamang fish trader na kinidnap noong Lunes sa Cagayan de Oro City. Batay sa ulat na tinanggap ni PNP Chief Director General...

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