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                    [Title] => Cannibalism case leaves pall over Palawan town
                    [Summary] => NARRA, Palawan (AFP) — The prosperous town of Narra was planning to promote itself as an ecotourism destination but instead has gained notoriety for a grisly cannibalism case that has shocked the Philippines.


Four men now languish in the Narra town jail, awaiting trial for allegedly killing a guest at a wedding party and eating parts of their victim. International newspapers reported the crime and local television stations carried footage of the victim’s fire-blackened bones across the nation.


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Cannibalism case leaves pall over Palawan town

August 28, 2004 - 12:00am

NARRA, Palawan (AFP) — The prosperous town of Narra was planning to promote itself as an ecotourism destination but instead has gained notoriety for a grisly cannibalism case that has shocked the Philippines. Four...

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