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The woman from Antipolo who won P19.6 million in the lottery had nothing to do with the murder of her husband. 


Arturo Eufemia turned out to have been killed by robbers who were inadvertently tipped off by no less than the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), police said yesterday.


Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco said his men rounded up eight suspects in the Oct. 27 killing of Eufemia, whose widow Leticia, 52, won P19.6 million in the lottery drawn on Oct. 12. The other suspects remain at large.


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But Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco made it clear that they are still not considering Leticia Eufemia, 52, a suspect in the murder of her husband Arturo.


However, investigators want to check out neighborhood speculation that she probably masterminded the killing to keep her lotto winnings to herself, Dayco said.


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Arturo Eufemia, 58, was killed in his home yesterday by robbers just two weeks after his wife reportedly won a P19.6-million jackpot in the state-run lottery.
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Arturo Eufemia turned out to have been killed by robbers who were inadvertently tipped off by no less than the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), police said yesterday.


Antipolo City police chief Superintendent Jose Dayco said his men rounded up eight suspects in the Oct. 27 killing of Eufemia, whose widow Leticia, 52, won P19.6 million in the lottery drawn on Oct. 12. The other suspects remain at large.


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Cops say lotto slay was plain robbery

By Non Alquitran | November 1, 2002 - 12:00am

It was plain and simple robbery. The woman from Antipolo who won P19.6 million in the lottery had nothing to do with the murder of her husband. Arturo Eufemia turned out to have been killed by robbers who were...

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Slain lotto winner’s wife faces probe

By Non Alquitran | October 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Police will invite for questioning a woman to shed light on the death of her husband who was killed by robbers last Sunday, two weeks after she won P19.6 million in the state-run lottery. But Antipolo City police...

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Lotto winner slain by robbers

By Non Alquitran | October 29, 2002 - 12:00am

For millions of poor Filipinos, winning the lottery means instant better life. But for an Antipolo City taxi driver who knew nothing but poverty all his life, winning the jackpot brought him not only sudden riches...

Headlines