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Families agonizing over the deaths of their loved ones in a recent attack by alleged al-Qaeda operatives in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, said the terrorists must pay for what they have done.


"Dapat magbayad sila," wailed Amalia, wife of Feliciano Dizon, a finance officer in a Saudi firm who was killed with a gunshot wound in the head when terrorist suspects seized a residential compound of mostly Western expatriates last May 29.


Feliciano’s death was a case of mistaken identity, Amalia said.


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FELICIANO AND AMALIA

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"Dapat magbayad sila," wailed Amalia, wife of Feliciano Dizon, a finance officer in a Saudi firm who was killed with a gunshot wound in the head when terrorist suspects seized a residential compound of mostly Western expatriates last May 29.


Feliciano’s death was a case of mistaken identity, Amalia said.


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Families of 3 OFWs killed in Saudi terror attack demand justice

By Sandy Araneta | June 10, 2004 - 12:00am

First the anguish, now the anger. Families agonizing over the deaths of their loved ones in a recent attack by alleged al-Qaeda operatives in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, said the terrorists must pay for what they have...

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