+ Follow LEYALEY SUMBAD Tag
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[Title] => Suspect in Chinoy’s kidnap-slay surfaces to clear name
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet – The alleged "brains" in the kidnap-slay of a Filipino-Chinese businessman on March 18 reportedly "surfaced" to clear his name.
Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Artemio Dumlao
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[Title] => US serviceman on AWOL hunted down
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet — A US serviceman, who went AWOL (absent without official leave) while he was reportedly taking part in the Balikatan joint military exercise, is being hunted by the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) which has tagged him as the one who allegedly masterminded the kidnap-slaying of a Chinese-Filipino businessman.
The NAKTF released the other day a photograph of Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, who operates a gasoline station in this capital town.
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LEYALEY SUMBAD
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[Title] => Suspect in Chinoy’s kidnap-slay surfaces to clear name
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet – The alleged "brains" in the kidnap-slay of a Filipino-Chinese businessman on March 18 reportedly "surfaced" to clear his name.
Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
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[Title] => US serviceman on AWOL hunted down
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet — A US serviceman, who went AWOL (absent without official leave) while he was reportedly taking part in the Balikatan joint military exercise, is being hunted by the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) which has tagged him as the one who allegedly masterminded the kidnap-slaying of a Chinese-Filipino businessman.
The NAKTF released the other day a photograph of Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, who operates a gasoline station in this capital town.
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