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                    [Summary] => A female physician from Caloocan City was freed by her kidnappers in Bacoor, Cavite at 2 a.m. yesterday from a week of captivity after her family reportedly paid P7 million in ransom.


Sources at the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) told The STAR yesterday the family of Dr. Susan Nonado had secretly negotiated with the kidnappers for her freedom.


"Field reports reaching us confirmed the victim’s release after the P7-million ransom payoff," one of the sources said.


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                    [Summary] => The kidnappers of a Caloocan City physician are reportedly demanding P20 million for her release.


Sources said the kidnappers made their demand in a telephone call to the husband of the victim, Susan Nonado. The husband is also a doctor and owner of a hospital in Caloocan City.


Police found Nonado’s Nissan Terrano van abandoned in front of a commercial bank in Pasay City yesterday.


Nonado and her driver were kidnapped along Zabarte Road in Novaliches, Quezon City at 10 p.m. Tuesday while on their way home aboard the Terrano.


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Sources at the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) told The STAR yesterday the family of Dr. Susan Nonado had secretly negotiated with the kidnappers for her freedom.


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Police found Nonado’s Nissan Terrano van abandoned in front of a commercial bank in Pasay City yesterday.


Nonado and her driver were kidnapped along Zabarte Road in Novaliches, Quezon City at 10 p.m. Tuesday while on their way home aboard the Terrano.


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Kidnappers free doctor for P7-M

February 21, 2002 - 12:00am

A female physician from Caloocan City was freed by her kidnappers in Bacoor, Cavite at 2 a.m. yesterday from a week of captivity after her family reportedly paid P7 million in ransom. Sources at the National Anti-Kidnapping...

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Kidnappers want P20-M for doctor

By Jaime Laude | February 15, 2002 - 12:00am

The kidnappers of a Caloocan City physician are reportedly demanding P20 million for her release. Sources said the kidnappers made their demand in a telephone call to the husband of the victim, Susan Nonado. The...

Headlines