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The National Bureau of Investigation has finally captured the prime suspect in
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Revenge was behind the bombing, the NBI declared as it presented to media the
prime suspect, Allan Saumay, 48, who was arrested Wednesday.

Saumay, a former Moro National Liberation Front commander, was reportedly
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TAMANO TOMAROMPONG

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37 persons two months ago.

Revenge was behind the bombing, the NBI declared as it presented to media the
prime suspect, Allan Saumay, 48, who was arrested Wednesday.

Saumay, a former Moro National Liberation Front commander, was reportedly
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NBI arrests suspect in Ozamiz ferry bombing

By Jose Aravilla | April 15, 2000 - 12:00am

The National Bureau of Investigation has finally captured the prime suspect in the bombing of three Super 5 buses on board a ferry in Ozamiz City that killed 37 persons two months ago. Revenge was behind the...

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