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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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Chief Superintendent George Aliño, Western Visayas Regional Police Chief, however, refused to confirm if Keith Redturn and Patrick Higgs will be included in the charge sheet for robbery with homicide filed with the local prosecutors last week.


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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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No, it was no prank; it was deliberate sabotage

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | November 10, 2005 - 12:00am

It just started with a text message last Saturday. "Avoid eating chicken, Negros Occidental is positive for bird flu. Please send to your loved ones. This is not a joke, a migratory bird in Escalante (City)...

Nation

Briton wanted for Boracay massacre claims innocence

By Ann Corvera | May 27, 2004 - 12:00am

"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...

Headlines

2 Britons face charges for Boracay slays

By Christina Mendez | May 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Two British nationals were included in the investigation being conducted by the police in connection with the gruesome murders of three foreigners and a Filipino maid in Boracay early this month. Chief Superintendent...

Nation

Cops await warrants of arrest

By Christina Mendez | May 21, 2004 - 12:00am

Police are awaiting the issuance of arrest warrants for a German national and four Filipinos linked to the killing of three foreigners and a househelp in Boracay early this month.

Nation