+ Follow BERNIE DAVID Tag
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[Title] => Murdered family laid to rest
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Relatives and friends of the Filipino-Australian family that was brutally murdered in Sydney, Australia offered candles and prayers as slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, his wife Loiva and their daughter Clodine were laid to rest in Sydney.
The interment was attended by Sef Gonzales, 20, the sole survivor of the murders that remained a mystery to Australian police.
Meanwhile, relatives and friends of the Gonzales family yesterday expressed resentment that Teodoro, an immigration solicitor, was portrayed to have a bad reputation in Sydney.
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[Title] => Pinoys in Australia resent ‘Filipino-style massacre’ tag
[Summary] => The Filipino community in Sydney expressed resentment at claims the brutal murder of the Gonzales family in Sydney, Australia last week was likely a "Filipino-style" massacre.
To look into the claims, the government is planning to send a team of investigators to Sydney to gather information on the brutal murders of Filipino-Australian lawyer Ted Gonzales, his wife Mary Josephine and their daughter Claudine inside their home in North Ryde on July 10.
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[Title] => ‘Lawyer got threats over $30-M land deal’
[Summary] => Murdered lawyer Teo-doro "Teddy" Gonzales had been receiving death threats in connection with a $20-million to $30-million property transaction, a friend and associate based in Australia said yesterday.
In an interview with ABS-CBN news network, lawyer Bernie David said he doubted the murder of Gonzales and his family was motivated by racial hatred.
"A racist Australian would not have committed an act that violent. It’s more likely that it was a crime of vengeance," David said.
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BERNIE DAVID
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[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Relatives and friends of the Filipino-Australian family that was brutally murdered in Sydney, Australia offered candles and prayers as slain lawyer Teodoro Gonzales, his wife Loiva and their daughter Clodine were laid to rest in Sydney.
The interment was attended by Sef Gonzales, 20, the sole survivor of the murders that remained a mystery to Australian police.
Meanwhile, relatives and friends of the Gonzales family yesterday expressed resentment that Teodoro, an immigration solicitor, was portrayed to have a bad reputation in Sydney.
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[Title] => Pinoys in Australia resent ‘Filipino-style massacre’ tag
[Summary] => The Filipino community in Sydney expressed resentment at claims the brutal murder of the Gonzales family in Sydney, Australia last week was likely a "Filipino-style" massacre.
To look into the claims, the government is planning to send a team of investigators to Sydney to gather information on the brutal murders of Filipino-Australian lawyer Ted Gonzales, his wife Mary Josephine and their daughter Claudine inside their home in North Ryde on July 10.
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[Title] => ‘Lawyer got threats over $30-M land deal’
[Summary] => Murdered lawyer Teo-doro "Teddy" Gonzales had been receiving death threats in connection with a $20-million to $30-million property transaction, a friend and associate based in Australia said yesterday.
In an interview with ABS-CBN news network, lawyer Bernie David said he doubted the murder of Gonzales and his family was motivated by racial hatred.
"A racist Australian would not have committed an act that violent. It’s more likely that it was a crime of vengeance," David said.
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