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                    [Summary] => The Australian police believe they have a strong case against 21-year-old Filipino immigrant Sef Gonzales, who stands accused of killing his father, mother and sister last year.


Consul General to Australia Libran Cabactulan said yesterday the young Gonzales was indicted for stabbing dead his parents Teodoro, 46, and Loiva, 43, and his sister Claudine, 18, at their home in the suburb of North Ryde, Sydney. He is now detained at the Long Bay Remand Center there.


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                    [Title] => ’90 quake forced slain lawyer to migrate
                    [Summary] => The destruction of a hotel he had put up in Baguio City during the July 16, 1990 killer earthquake convinced slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales to migrate with his family to Sydney, Australia. 


Nearly 11 years after migrating, Gonzales, his wife Mary Josephine Loiva and their daughter Clodine were found brutally murdered in their home in North Ryde, Sydney on July 10.


Annie Rose Paraan, sister of Gonzales’ wife Loiva, recalled that the July 1990 quake was the first tragedy that hit the lives of the Gonzales family who lost their hotel business shortly thereafter.


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                    [Title] => Murdered family laid to rest
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Relatives and friends of the Filipino-Australian family that was brutally murdered in Sydney, Australia offered candles and prayers as slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, his wife Loiva and their daughter Clodine were laid to rest in Sydney.


The interment was attended by Sef Gonzales, 20, the sole survivor of the murders that remained a mystery to Australian police.


Meanwhile, relatives and friends of the Gonzales family yesterday expressed resentment that Teodoro, an immigration solicitor, was portrayed to have a bad reputation in Sydney.


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                    [Title] => Slain lawyer’s son in Sydney police custody
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Sef Gonzales, the 20-year-old son of slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, has been taken into custody by Australian police, his Baguio-based uncle said yesterday.


Erlindo "Earl" Tesoro told The STAR in a telephone interview that his wife Annie, younger sister of the murdered lawyer, called him up yesterday to say that Australian authorities are keeping a tight watch on Sef.


Tesoro said Sydney police had taken custody of Sef to protect him  from another possible attack by his family’s killers.


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                    [Title] => Hustisya sigaw sa Sydney massacre
                    [Summary] => Tatlong araw matapos patayin ang kanyang pamilya sa Sydney, Australia, humarap kahapon sa isang news conference ang nakaligtas na anak na si Sef Gonzales, 20, at humingi ng katarungan sa sinapit ng kanyang mga magulang at kapatid.


Sa kanyang public plea, nagmakaawa si Sef sa sinumang makapagbibigay ng impormasyon sa krimen na tulungan siyang mahuli ang mga pumatay sa kanyang amang si Teddy, 46; inang si Loiva, 43, at kapatid na si Claudine, 18. 


Sa kasalukuyan ay wala pa ring naituturong suspek sa pagpatay ang Australian authorities .


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Annie Rose Paraan, sister of Gonzales’ wife Loiva, recalled that the July 1990 quake was the first tragedy that hit the lives of the Gonzales family who lost their hotel business shortly thereafter.


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Sydney cops have strong case vs Sef

June 15, 2002 - 12:00am

The Australian police believe they have a strong case against 21-year-old Filipino immigrant Sef Gonzales, who stands accused of killing his father, mother and sister last year. Consul General to Australia Libran...

Headlines

’90 quake forced slain lawyer to migrate

By Pia Lee-Brago | July 23, 2001 - 12:00am

The destruction of a hotel he had put up in Baguio City during the July 16, 1990 killer earthquake convinced slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales to migrate with his family to Sydney, Australia. Nearly 11 years after...

Headlines

Murdered family laid to rest

By Artemio Dumlao | July 22, 2001 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Relatives and friends of the Filipino-Australian family that was brutally murdered in Sydney, Australia offered candles and prayers as slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, his wife Loiva and their daughter...

Headlines

Slain lawyer’s son in Sydney police custody

By Artemio Dumlao | July 19, 2001 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Sef Gonzales, the 20-year-old son of slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, has been taken into custody by Australian police, his Baguio-based uncle said yesterday. Erlindo "Earl" Tesoro told...

Headlines

Hustisya sigaw sa Sydney massacre

July 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Tatlong araw matapos patayin ang kanyang pamilya sa Sydney, Australia, humarap kahapon sa isang news conference ang nakaligtas na anak na si Sef Gonzales, 20, at humingi ng katarungan sa sinapit ng kanyang mga magulang...

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