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[Summary] => For sure, Caloocan jail detainee Lorena Santiagos sob story yesterday pulled heartstrings, leading some well-meaning people to turn into willing Good Samaritians.
But as it turned out, Santiago, who was arrested for snatching a gold necklace last Monday in Malabon City allegedly to pay for her sons hospital bills, was lying through her teeth catching the Good Samaritans and red-faced Malabon policemen by surprise.
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[Summary] => The end does not justify the means. Lorena Santiago, a 32-year-old widow, learned this lesson too late.
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But as it turned out, Santiago, who was arrested for snatching a gold necklace last Monday in Malabon City allegedly to pay for her sons hospital bills, was lying through her teeth catching the Good Samaritans and red-faced Malabon policemen by surprise.
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By Nikko Dizon | July 11, 2001 - 12:00am
By Nikko Dizon | July 10, 2001 - 12:00am
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