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As this developed, suspect Jonito Espinosa alias "Tyson," 21, pointed to a Marivic Latosa, alleged live-in partner of Joe Villa, the father of victim Andro Luis Villa, a heavy equipment parts trader, as having masterminded the grisly killing.


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Sources said "Tyson," whose real name is Jonito Espinosa, 21, laborer-helper, a native of Zamboanga City with last known address at Meleguas st., 10th Avenue, Caloocan City, and his pal were allegedly collared in Bulacan.


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ANDRO LUIS VILLA

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Sources said "Tyson," whose real name is Jonito Espinosa, 21, laborer-helper, a native of Zamboanga City with last known address at Meleguas st., 10th Avenue, Caloocan City, and his pal were allegedly collared in Bulacan.


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Caloocan massacre suspects charged

By Jerry Botial | August 2, 2005 - 12:00am

The Caloocan City police yesterday filed charges of robbery with multiple murder against two suspects in the robbery-slaying of a family of three and their housemaid before the City Prosecutor’s Office. As...

Metro

Brains in Caloocan rob-slay fall

By Jerry Botial | August 1, 2005 - 12:00am

A former amateur boxer nicknamed "Tyson" and a still unnamed man, initially tagged as the brains behind the gruesome killing of a family of three and their housemaid last Wednesday in Caloocan City, were...

Metro

Police eye more massacre suspects

By Jerry Botial | July 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Forensic investigators yesterday said they are inclined to believe that the grisly killing of a family of three and their housemaid Wednesday night in Caloocan City could not have been done by one person alone....

Metro

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