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Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño said prosecutors found sufficient evidence to file the case in court. He said the evidence is more than enough to pin down the suspects in the killing of Arturo, husband of lotto winner Leticia Eufemia, last Oct. 28.


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Leticia Eufemia, 52, appeared before Superintendent Jose Dayco, Antipolo City police chief, to clear her name.


She was accompanied by a relative, a police senior inspector assigned at the Philippine National Police crime laboratory at Camp Crame.


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But Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco made it clear that they are still not considering Leticia Eufemia, 52, a suspect in the murder of her husband Arturo.


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EDITORIAL – Double tragedy

November 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Leticia Eufemia paid dearly for the great luck that made her P19.6 million richer in the state lottery last Oct. 12. As any normal person would have done in a nation where kidnapping for ransom is a thriving in...

Opinion

Antipolo lotto slay suspects charged

By Delon Porcalla | November 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Charges of robbery with homicide and car theft were filed yesterday before the Antipolo City Regional Trial Court in Rizal against the 10 suspects in the killing of the the husband of a woman who won the P19.6-million...

Headlines

Lotto winner denies role in murder

October 31, 2002 - 12:00am

The widow of instant millionaire Arturo Eufemia submitted herself yesterday morning to questioning by the police and claimed she had nothing to do with her husband’s murder. Leticia Eufemia, 52, appeared before...

Headlines

Slain lotto winner’s wife faces probe

By Non Alquitran | October 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Police will invite for questioning a woman to shed light on the death of her husband who was killed by robbers last Sunday, two weeks after she won P19.6 million in the state-run lottery. But Antipolo City police...

Headlines