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Killed were Patricio Bustillo, 72, reportedly a former Philippine Army soldier, siblings Baby Boy, 4, Mirasol Ballo, 2, Nino, 7, and Marvin Macacando, 3. Except for Bustillo, who only had half of his body burned, all of the children’s bodies were beyond recognition when found.


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PATRICIO BUSTILLO

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Killed were Patricio Bustillo, 72, reportedly a former Philippine Army soldier, siblings Baby Boy, 4, Mirasol Ballo, 2, Nino, 7, and Marvin Macacando, 3. Except for Bustillo, who only had half of his body burned, all of the children’s bodies were beyond recognition when found.


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4 kids, ex-Army man die in fire

By Jose Aravilla | November 27, 2000 - 12:00am

Five persons – an ex-military man and four children aged seven and below – were killed in a 30-minute fire in...

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