+ Follow MAYFLOWER BUILDING Tag
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[Title] => Quirino grandson asks court to junk murder raps
[Summary] => The lawyers of a grandson of President Elpidio Quirino and his driver asked the Manila Regional Trial Court yesterday to dismiss the murder and serious physical injuries charges against their clients after the Court of Appeals voided the information filed by the Department of Justice.
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[Title] => Suspect in Delgado killing in drug rehab
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The prime suspect in the rob-slay of a scion of a prominent clan is reportedly confined at the basement of the Makati Medical Center undergoing drug rehabilitation.
Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, said the place is off limits to everybody, except to immediate relatives.
"The hospital basement houses prominent personalities, including actors and actresses, undergoing drug rehabilitation," he added.
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[Title] => Murder victim writes clue in blood
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Police investigators are trying to establish the identity of the person whose name was written in blood by a millionaire trader before he succumbed to stab wounds on the fourth floor of his office in Malate, Manila early last Sunday.
Businessman Federico Delgado, 51, wrote the name "Franco" on the wall with his own blood shortly before he died. Delgado owns a number of resorts and commercial buildings.
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The prime suspect in the rob-slay of a scion of a prominent clan is reportedly confined at the basement of the Makati Medical Center undergoing drug rehabilitation.
Chief Inspector Alejandro Yanquiling Jr., chief of the Manila Police District’s homicide section, said the place is off limits to everybody, except to immediate relatives.
"The hospital basement houses prominent personalities, including actors and actresses, undergoing drug rehabilitation," he added.
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Police investigators are trying to establish the identity of the person whose name was written in blood by a millionaire trader before he succumbed to stab wounds on the fourth floor of his office in Malate, Manila early last Sunday.
Businessman Federico Delgado, 51, wrote the name "Franco" on the wall with his own blood shortly before he died. Delgado owns a number of resorts and commercial buildings.
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September 9, 2008 - 12:00am
