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[Title] => Charges filed vs kidnappers of Uratex owner’s daughter
[Summary] => The Department of Justice has filed charges of kidnapping for ransom against two principal suspects in last year’s abduction of a daughter of wealthy Filipino-Chinese businessman who himself was snatched and freed after paying huge amount of money.
State Prosecutor Philip Kimpo said there was concrete evidence to pin down Rolando Villaver and his cousin Edgardo Decipulo for the June 18, 2001 kidnapping of Mary Grace Rosagas, daughter of Uratex Foam Philippines owner Robert Cheng.
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[Title] => Kidnap gang leader nabbed in Batangas
[Summary] => Police arrested yesterday in Tanauan City in Batangas the suspected mastermind in a string of kidnap-for-ransom cases in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, including the separate snatching of Robert Cheng, owner of Uratex Plastic Products, his daughter Mary Grace Cheng-Ragasas, and sister Connie Wong.
Cesar Olympiada, 30, of Barangay Malaking Pulo, Tanauan was cornered during a raid on his hideout by combined elements of the 402nd Batangas Police Mobile Group and the Batangas provincial police.
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[Title] => Remains of 3 kidnap victims unearthed
[Summary] => TANAUAN CITY, Batangas — Acting on information given by two arrested kidnapping suspects, police dug up yesterday the skeletal remains of a trader and his two aides who were abducted late last year, from an old, 26-foot deep well near a sugarcane plantation here.
The remains were said to belong to 66-year-old businessman Jesus Cabalza, his security escort Gilberto Hermano, 35, and driver Antonio Bebita, 50, who were snatched in Barangay San Vicente in Sto. Tomas town, also in Batangas, on Sept. 1 last year.
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ANTONIO BEBITA
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State Prosecutor Philip Kimpo said there was concrete evidence to pin down Rolando Villaver and his cousin Edgardo Decipulo for the June 18, 2001 kidnapping of Mary Grace Rosagas, daughter of Uratex Foam Philippines owner Robert Cheng.
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Cesar Olympiada, 30, of Barangay Malaking Pulo, Tanauan was cornered during a raid on his hideout by combined elements of the 402nd Batangas Police Mobile Group and the Batangas provincial police.
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The remains were said to belong to 66-year-old businessman Jesus Cabalza, his security escort Gilberto Hermano, 35, and driver Antonio Bebita, 50, who were snatched in Barangay San Vicente in Sto. Tomas town, also in Batangas, on Sept. 1 last year.
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September 28, 2002 - 12:00am
