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                    [Title] => Ex-US service man abducted by robbers
                    [Summary] => A retired US serviceman was found yesterday by the Marikina City police, hours after he was abducted and robbed by four armed men in Manila.


Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, said Arthur Fern, 60, a native of Texas, was running aimlessly near the Agora complex on Fernando Avenue when spotted by his men at about 4 a.m. yesterday.

Fern sought the help of Gaerlan’s men and narrated his harrowing experience at the hands of the suspects.
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The decomposing body of Elpidio de Vera, 56, a resident of Barangay Concepcion Uno, Marikina City, was found at 7:30 p.m. in Barangay Pineda.

Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, said De Vera was identified by his wife through a tattoo on his left arm.
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Elements of Rescue 161 of the Marikina City local government recovered the FX taxi yesterday some 100 meters away from the Tumana Bridge but its driver, Elpidio de Vera, 56, of Farmers 2, Barangay Concepcion Uno, was not found.
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Azis Casulog, 45, said his abductors kept him tied up for three days while they negotiated a P3-million ransom with his family.

Casulog told Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, that he managed to escape when his kidnappers allowed him to go out of their safehouse and drink water in a nearby river.
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Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, said Arthur Fern, 60, a native of Texas, was running aimlessly near the Agora complex on Fernando Avenue when spotted by his men at about 4 a.m. yesterday.

Fern sought the help of Gaerlan’s men and narrated his harrowing experience at the hands of the suspects.
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The decomposing body of Elpidio de Vera, 56, a resident of Barangay Concepcion Uno, Marikina City, was found at 7:30 p.m. in Barangay Pineda.

Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, said De Vera was identified by his wife through a tattoo on his left arm.
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Elements of Rescue 161 of the Marikina City local government recovered the FX taxi yesterday some 100 meters away from the Tumana Bridge but its driver, Elpidio de Vera, 56, of Farmers 2, Barangay Concepcion Uno, was not found.
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Azis Casulog, 45, said his abductors kept him tied up for three days while they negotiated a P3-million ransom with his family.

Casulog told Superintendent Manuel Gaerlan, Marikina City police chief, that he managed to escape when his kidnappers allowed him to go out of their safehouse and drink water in a nearby river.
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