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In a handwritten letter, dated Jan. 11 and sent through an emissary of the kidnappers, Pierantoni said: "I am writing you to let you know I am alive and in good health. I am ready to go home, as long as you pay the financial assistance requested by those who kidnapped me."


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Maj. Gen. Roy Kyamko, commander of the Army’s 6th Infantry Division, said the brief firefight was the first between government forces and the kidnap gang since Yoon Jae-keun and Carlos Belonio were snatched in Malisbong district last Wednesday.


The gangmen fled after the soldiers outmaneuvered them, he said.


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YOON AND BELONIO

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Pierantoni alive, pushes ransom

February 14, 2002 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Kidnapped Italian Catholic priest Giuseppe Pierantoni has written his superiors to assure them that he is still alive and to ask that ransom be paid for his freedom. In a handwritten letter, dated...

Headlines

Five in Korean’s kidnap wounded

February 11, 2002 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — Five suspected kidnappers of a South Korean treasure hunter and a Filipino hotel owner were wounded yesterday in a shootout with pursuing Army troops in Palembang, Sultan Kudarat. Maj. Gen....

Headlines