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                    [Summary] => LOBO, Batangas — Natagpuan na  ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force at pulisya, ang kalansay ng isang Tsino trader na dinukot ng grupo ng kidnap-for-ransom gang noong Enero 7, 2002 makaraang ituro nang nadakip na driver ng biktima ang pinaglibingan ng bangkay sa bayang ito kahapon.


Ang kalansay ni Chan Lin Loy, alyas Johnny Chan, 37, may asawa at may-ari ng SJC General Merchandise ng Brgy. E, Poblacion, Rosario, Batangas.


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                    [Summary] => BATANGAS — Authorities could not confirm reports circulating here that a 37-year-old Chinese-Filipino businessman who was abducted last Jan. 7 had been freed after his family paid a P500,000 ransom.


A police source, however, said the family of Chan Lin Loy, also known as Joseph Chan, of Rosario town, paid the ransom two days after the abduction.


The payoff, the source said, was done along the South Tollway Arterial Road going toward Talisay town.


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Subalit hanggang sa kasalukuyan ay hindi pa makumpirma ng pulisya kung ang kinidnap na si Chan Lin Loy, 37, alyas Joseph Chan ay pinalaya nga dahil sa patuloy na pagtanggi ng pamilya ng biktima na magbigay ng detalye sa mga awtoridad.


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                    [Title] => Trader kidnapped in Batangas
                    [Summary] => CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — A Filipino-Chinese businessman was kidnapped in Batangas Monday night by still unidentified men, police officials confirmed yesterday.


Police said businessman Chan Lin Loy, 37, alias Joseph Chan, owner of SJC General Merchandise, was believed abducted by unidentified persons at around 7:45 p.m. Monday near the warehouse he was renting at Hillside Subdivision at Barangay San Roque in Rosario town.


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Kalansay ng Chinese trader nahukay

May 1, 2002 - 12:00am

LOBO, Batangas — Natagpuan na ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force at pulisya, ang kalansay ng isang Tsino trader na dinukot ng grupo ng kidnap-for-ransom gang noong Enero 7, 2002...

Probinsiya

Kidnapped Chinoy freed?

January 28, 2002 - 12:00am

BATANGAS — Authorities could not confirm reports circulating here that a 37-year-old Chinese-Filipino businessman who was abducted last Jan. 7 had been freed after his family paid a P500,000 ransom. A police...

Nation

Tsinoy trader pinalaya sa ransom na P.5-M?

January 28, 2002 - 12:00am

BATANGAS – Pinaniniwalaang nagbayad ng halagang P.5 milyong ransom ang pamilya ng kinidnap na negosyanteng Tsinoy noong Enero 7 ng gabi upang palayain ng mga kidnappers, dalawang araw matapos na dukutin ang...

Probinsiya

Surgeon’s kidnappers demand P2-M ransom

January 22, 2002 - 12:00am

BATANGAS — The kidnappers of a heart surgeon and feedmill owner have reportedly demanded a P2-million ransom in exchange for his freedom, sources said.

Nation

Trader kidnapped in Batangas

By Rene Alviar | January 10, 2002 - 12:00am

CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna — A Filipino-Chinese businessman was kidnapped in Batangas Monday night by still unidentified men, police officials confirmed yesterday. Police said businessman Chan Lin Loy, 37, alias...

Headlines