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[Title] => Aeta who shot US nat’l known — PNP
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command chief Maj. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia said yesterday that the Aeta suspect in the shooting of an American national on the slopes of Mt. Pinatubo has already been identified, but clarified that probers are still not sure whether he was indeed the gunman.
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[Title] => German passes polygraph test on Pinatubo killing
[Summary] => Sr. Supt. Ismael Rafanan, Pampanga police director said that Siegfried Wittman, 68, a German national, earlier a suspect in the killing of American tourist Brian Thomas Smith, passed the lie detector test conducted by the PNP Crime Laboratory in Camp Olivas.
But, according to PNP Crime Lab regional officer, Chief Inspector Alma Villasenor, the result of polygraph tests on Wittman is not conclusive, although she believes that Wittman is telling the truth.
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[Title] => Unidentified men fire at 2 foreign tourists near Pinatubo; 1 dead
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Military officials in charge of the "Balance Piston" joint military exercises in Luzon were briefly thrown into panic amid reports that two foreigners were fired at by unidentified men near the foot of Mt. Pinatubo.
The officials initially believed that the two foreigners were US soldiers involved in the maneuvers. It turned out, however, that the duo were tourists.
Reports said the two, identified as Brian Thomas Smith, a British national, and Sigfried Whitman, a Dutch citizen, rented motorbikes in Angeles City.
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The officials initially believed that the two foreigners were US soldiers involved in the maneuvers. It turned out, however, that the duo were tourists.
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February 10, 2002 - 12:00am
