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Keith Redfern, one of the three foreign suspects in the massacre, was arrested last Sept. 8 in Boracay by the bureau’s intelligence agents.


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Briton denies any role in Boracay slays

September 17, 2005 - 12:00am

A British national has denied allegations that he was involved in the May 2, 2004 killing of three foreigners and a Filipina maid in Boracay. Patrick Higgs said he was never a suspect in the killing of British...

Nation

Briton tagged in Boracay slays nabbed

By Edu Punay | September 15, 2005 - 12:00am

A British national implicated in the May 2, 2004 killing of three European nationals and a Filipina in Boracay was arrested last week, the Bureau of Immigration said. Keith Redfern, one of the three foreign suspects...

Nation

Bohemians On The Beach

By Tanya T. Lara | June 1, 2003 - 12:00am

To watch the huge skies over Boracay, to dig one’s toes in the cool sand, to have the kind of calm that goes right to the soul and to wake up to an ocean seemingly without end is to begin to understand how a...

Sunday Lifestyle

A Food Trip to Boracay

By Alpha L. Tolentino | June 1, 2003 - 12:00am

Each story I heard about Boracay fascinated me— the talcum-white sand, the beachfront bars, pulsating discos, bronze bodies. So when an invitation to visit the island came my way, I couldn’t say no. Boracay...

Starweek Magazine