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Ad led drug syndicate to Parañaque mansion

By Nikko Dizon | November 14, 2002 - 12:00am

An advertisement in a newspaper posted by a real estate broker led a Chinese syndicate to the house owned by the parents of former cager Teddy Monasterio Jr. In her statement to the Southern Police District (SPD),...

Metro

A landlord’s worst nightmare

By Ann Montemar-Oriondo | November 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Drug users apparently are not the only victims of the illegal trade. Just ask businessman Teddy Monasterio Sr. and his wife, the former Cora Lucas, owners of the house on Hemlock Street, Executive Heights, Parañaque,...

Metro