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                    [Title] => German murder suspect barred from leaving RP
                    [Summary] => A German suspected of killing a compatriot and three other people on the resort island of Boracay in Aklan last May 2 has been barred from leaving the country.


On orders of acting Justice Secretary Ma. Merceditas Gutierrez, the Bureau of Immigration placed Uwe Friesl in the hold-departure list on Wednesday.


A copy of the order has been furnished the Department of Foreign Affairs.


Friesl has been charged with robbery with homicide before the Aklan provincial prosecutor’s office.


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                    [Title] => Briton wanted for Boracay massacre claims innocence
                    [Summary] => "This has got to stop."


This was the appeal made yesterday by a British national who cried foul over reports of his alleged participation in the gruesome quadruple murder case that shocked the island of Boracay last May 2.


Patrick Higgs, 42, claimed innocence in the killings of three foreigners and a Filipina maid, pointing out that neither the Philippine National Police (PNP) nor the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed formal charges against him and a German suspect.


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                    [Title] => PNP seeks indictment for Boracay murder suspects
                    [Summary] => BORACAY, Aklan AFP) – Police asked prosecutors yesterday to indict a German national and four Filipinos for the gruesome murders of three foreigners and a Filipino maid earlier this month. 


Provincial prosecutor Lourdes Mayor told Agence France Presse police have sufficient grounds to charge Uwe Friesl, Chito Catalogo and three other as yet unnamed Filipinos for the crime which shocked the central resort island of Boracay and the Hong Kong art world. 


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                    [Title] => Boracay murders: Police probe foreign connection
                    [Summary] => Police said yesterday they had released five laborers detained over brutal murders on the resort island of Boracay and were probing the possible involvement of a foreigner.
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                    [Title] => P100,000 offered for Boracay killers’ arrest
                    [Summary] => ILOILO CITY — One of the families of the three foreigners killed in the so-called "Boracay massacre" has put up a P100,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killers.


"The family offered P100,000 for anybody who could provide information that would lead to the possible identification of the perpetrators," Western Visayas police director Chief Superintendent George Aliño said.


Aliño revealed yesterday the family of German property developer and villa owner Anton Faustenhauser informed him of the bounty.


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                    [Title] => Robbery eyed in Boracay slays
                    [Summary] => Police are focusing on bungled robbery behind the murder of three wealthy foreigners and a Filipina maid in the island resort of Boracay in Aklan last weekend.


Western Visayas regional police director Chief Superintendent George Aliño said investigators are focusing on the robbery angle in the murder of Swiss-born art gallery owner Manfred Schoeni, German property developer and villa owner Anton Faustenhauser, Hong Kong-based British architect John Cowperthwaite and Filipina maid Erma Sarmiento. 


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                    [Title] => Boracay massacre: 3 foreigners, maid killed
                    [Summary] => Police and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) are hunting the killers of three foreigners, including one of Asia’s best-known art dealers, and a Filipina maid who were found hacked to death at a luxury villa on the resort island of Boracay in Aklan. 


Police identified the victims as Swiss-born Manfred Schoeni, who owns two art galleries in Hong Kong, German property developer Anton Faustenhauser and Hong Kong-based British architect John Cowperthwaite. The fourth victim was a Filipina maid.
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On orders of acting Justice Secretary Ma. Merceditas Gutierrez, the Bureau of Immigration placed Uwe Friesl in the hold-departure list on Wednesday.


A copy of the order has been furnished the Department of Foreign Affairs.


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Patrick Higgs, 42, claimed innocence in the killings of three foreigners and a Filipina maid, pointing out that neither the Philippine National Police (PNP) nor the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed formal charges against him and a German suspect.


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                    [Title] => PNP seeks indictment for Boracay murder suspects
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Provincial prosecutor Lourdes Mayor told Agence France Presse police have sufficient grounds to charge Uwe Friesl, Chito Catalogo and three other as yet unnamed Filipinos for the crime which shocked the central resort island of Boracay and the Hong Kong art world. 


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                    [Title] => Boracay murders: Police probe foreign connection
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"The family offered P100,000 for anybody who could provide information that would lead to the possible identification of the perpetrators," Western Visayas police director Chief Superintendent George Aliño said.


Aliño revealed yesterday the family of German property developer and villa owner Anton Faustenhauser informed him of the bounty.


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                    [Title] => Robbery eyed in Boracay slays
                    [Summary] => Police are focusing on bungled robbery behind the murder of three wealthy foreigners and a Filipina maid in the island resort of Boracay in Aklan last weekend.


Western Visayas regional police director Chief Superintendent George Aliño said investigators are focusing on the robbery angle in the murder of Swiss-born art gallery owner Manfred Schoeni, German property developer and villa owner Anton Faustenhauser, Hong Kong-based British architect John Cowperthwaite and Filipina maid Erma Sarmiento. 


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                    [Title] => Boracay massacre: 3 foreigners, maid killed
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Police identified the victims as Swiss-born Manfred Schoeni, who owns two art galleries in Hong Kong, German property developer Anton Faustenhauser and Hong Kong-based British architect John Cowperthwaite. The fourth victim was a Filipina maid.
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