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Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said Ayob Cali and Mustapha Bituanon have been cleared by police and military investigators after finding no evidence linking them to any terror plot.


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Relatives of at least two men — including one who allegedly admitted to the bombing of SuperFerry 14 on Feb. 27 that killed 100 people — said the men have been abducted, framed and tortured. Those arrested have denied any link with the Abu Sayyaf, they added. Police have denied the allegations.


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2 more Sayyaf suspects cleared

April 5, 2004 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Authorities have cleared two more people earlier suspected to be members of an Abu Sayyaf terror cell set to launch bombing attacks in Metro Manila. Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said Ayob Cali and Mustapha...

Headlines

‘I have nothing to do with the Abu Sayyaf’

April 3, 2004 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Forty-seven-year-old Ustadzh Ali Adzaman was in complete shock when his children and neighbors at the Ma-a Riverside Village here told him last Wednesday night that his picture appeared in a gallery...

Nation

Muslim leaders denounce arrest of Sayyaf suspects

April 3, 2004 - 12:00am

Leaders of the Islamic community denounced yesterday a wave of arrests of suspected al-Qaeda-linked terrorists, accusing the government of using Muslims as "sacrificial lambs." Relatives of at least two...

Headlines