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The executions will continue.

President Estrada rejected yesterday the death wish of rapist Alex Bartoleme
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Bartolome, 41, who was convicted of raping his daughter 100 times  from 1993 to
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"Don't blame me for this," the President said, referring to Bartolome's
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that his execution the other day be the last in this new millennium.

Bartolome, 41, who was convicted of raping his daughter 100 times  from 1993 to
1995 in Cagayan de Oro City, asked the President Tuesday to put an end to
executions even though the Chief Executive had denied his earlier plea for
pardon.

"Don't blame me for this," the President said, referring to Bartolome's
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Executions to continue, Estrada says

By Marichu A. Villanueva | January 6, 2000 - 12:00am

The executions will continue. President Estrada rejected yesterday the death wish of rapist Alex Bartoleme that his execution the other day be the last in this new millennium. Bartolome, 41, who was convicted...

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