+ Follow AMERICANS MARTIN AND GRACIA BURNHAM Tag
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[Title] => GMA News TV airs Paradise Lost
[Summary] => On May 27, 2001, a breathtaking island hideaway in Palawan was visited by a nightmare.
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[Summary] => The US government may have vowed to use "every appropriate resource" to free an American couple from the Abu Sayyaf. But its vow does not include the payment of ransom.
US Assistant Secretary of State James Kelly told President Arroyo over the weekend that there have been reports from international news agencies quoting the US government as expressing willingness to pay ransom for the release of Americans Martin and Gracia Burnham.
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August 19, 2014 - 12:00am
