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Cervantes daughters Dimple Bermejo and Marichu Duque claimed that their fathers continued demand for the BIR to pay him millions in reward money could have triggered his slay.
The two daughters claimed that Cervantes, alias Ric Hernandez, had given information about tax evaders to the BIR, including an insurance company where he formerly worked.
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Cervantes daughters Dimple Bermejo and Marichu Duque claimed that their fathers continued demand for the BIR to pay him millions in reward money could have triggered his slay.
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By Non Alquitran | May 10, 2006 - 12:00am
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