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Muslim vigilantes released yesterday the wife and one-year-old daughter of Abu
Sayyaf chieftain Khadafy Janjalani for humanitarian reasons.

This developed as the government finally gave in to the Abu Sayyaf's demand for
action star Robin Padilla to help negotiate for the release of 33 hostages held
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Karima Janjalani was freed by vigilante leader Abdul Mijal because she is due
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SUMISIP, Basilan - Abu Sayyaf spokesman Asmad Alahuddin admitted responsibility
yesterday for the assassination of a media critic in Zamboanga City two years
ago, as he warned newsmen against severe criticism of the extremist group.

He said that Abu Sayyaf killed broadcaster Rey Bangcayrin on March 30, 1998
inside a  station booth of radio dxLL in Zamboanga City "because of his
strong criticisms about our group."

Bangcayrin was shot in the head with a .45 caliber pistol by a lone gunman.
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This developed as the government finally gave in to the Abu Sayyaf's demand for
action star Robin Padilla to help negotiate for the release of 33 hostages held
by the rebels.

Karima Janjalani was freed by vigilante leader Abdul Mijal because she is due
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yesterday for the assassination of a media critic in Zamboanga City two years
ago, as he warned newsmen against severe criticism of the extremist group.

He said that Abu Sayyaf killed broadcaster Rey Bangcayrin on March 30, 1998
inside a  station booth of radio dxLL in Zamboanga City "because of his
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Janjalani's wife, daughter freed

By Alvin Tarroza | April 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Muslim vigilantes released yesterday the wife and one-year-old daughter of Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadafy Janjalani for humanitarian reasons. This developed as the government finally gave in to the Abu Sayyaf's...

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Sayyaf warns media, owns slay of critic

By John Unson | April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

SUMISIP, Basilan - Abu Sayyaf spokesman Asmad Alahuddin admitted responsibility yesterday for the assassination of a media critic in Zamboanga City two years ago, as he warned newsmen against severe criticism...

Headlines