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The suspect, Abshar Ismael, alias Abu Arsad, who was arrested in Barangay Carbon, Isabela City, was involved in other Abu Sayyaf abductions such as those of teachers, students and Fr. Rhoel Gallardo in Tumahubong, Sumisip, Basilan in March 2000, said Brig. Gen. Reymundo Ferrer, commander of the Army’s 103rd Infantry Brigade.


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Aminula Jimlani, who carried a P1-million bounty on his head, was among the Abu Sayyaf bandits who seized three Americans and 17 local tourists and beach resort personnel in Palawan in 2001. 


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Mauron Ampul, alias Bashirol Ampul, was captured during a raid near Sumisip town on Thursday, said Col. Bonifacio Ramos, commander of the Army’s 103rd Brigade.


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The President’s firm stand came amidst talks that Abu Sayyaf commander Hamsiraji Sali has been conducting surrender talks with military emissaries in Basilan.


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Gen. Roy Cimatu said his Army Scout Rangers had burrowed into the tropical jungle of the southern island of Basilan in December for a Christmas Day raid, but a woman from an advance party of Abu Sayyaf wives stepped on the head of one soldier lying in ambush.


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MARTIN AND GRACIA BURNHAM

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