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This is how police described the unfortunate fate suffered by a 51- year-old Swedish marine engineer, who was allegedly robbed and deserted by his own wife yesterday, a day after he returned from abroad.


Complainant Ulf Cederguen, 51, a seaman-engineer for an international shipping company, told authorities that his common-law wife left him while he was sleeping at their rented home in Quezon City, taking with her at least P750,000 in cash and jewelry.


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COMPLAINANT ULF CEDERGUEN

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Complainant Ulf Cederguen, 51, a seaman-engineer for an international shipping company, told authorities that his common-law wife left him while he was sleeping at their rented home in Quezon City, taking with her at least P750,000 in cash and jewelry.


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Returning Swede robbed by own wife

By Matthew Estabillo | September 17, 2002 - 12:00am

He came back to the country with his earnings to be with his wife, only to lose both in one day. This is how police described the unfortunate fate suffered by a 51- year-old Swedish marine engineer, who was allegedly...

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