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Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) confiscated the luxury right-hand-drive vehicles, all second-hand, during a raid on the compound of Sulpicio and Dalisay Jao along A. S. Fortuna street.


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But this much was all Finance Undersecretary Cornelio Hizon could tell a congressional hearing here the other day for his efforts as head of a task force that investigated one of the most mysterious disappearances of an entire ship in the country’s history.


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Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal has written President Arroyo to intercede for former Customs deputy collector Santiago Maravillas, one of several ranking officials sought to be charged over the incident.


In a letter dated March 4, Vidal appealed to the President to give Maravillas "a just and fair inquiry and not a rush to judgment."


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Eliseo Gealan, a special agent of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service, said he came to know about the deal after the vessel slipped out of the Ouano wharf in Mandaue City.


Gealan has come forward to testify on what he knows about the mysterious disappearance of the ship, which carried more than 20,000 bags of allegedly smuggled rice.


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In a report submitted to Customs  Commissioner Titus Villanueva, Cagayan de Oro District Port Collector Marietta Zamoranos said the vessels MV Matahari and MV Superstar I were intercepted in Mandaue, Cebu and Gingoog City in Cagayan, respectively.


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GREAT FAITH

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