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[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY Police are eyeing a new criminal gang behind the kidnapping of five bus passengers, two of them said to be engineers, in Surigao City last Aug. 22.
Police learned about the abduction from Josephine Valenzuela, a soldiers wife, who managed to escape when a female companion of one of the kidnappers took pity on her because of her pregnancy.
One of the five victims, said to be an entertainer who had just arrived from Japan, reportedly sent a text message to Valenzuela describing the kidnappers as wearing fatigue uniforms and sporting long beards.
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Josephine Valenzuela, 29, told Task Force Racer of the Caraga police that the kidnappers are holding the five victims three engineers and two women in a remote village here.
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Police learned about the abduction from Josephine Valenzuela, a soldiers wife, who managed to escape when a female companion of one of the kidnappers took pity on her because of her pregnancy.
One of the five victims, said to be an entertainer who had just arrived from Japan, reportedly sent a text message to Valenzuela describing the kidnappers as wearing fatigue uniforms and sporting long beards.
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Josephine Valenzuela, 29, told Task Force Racer of the Caraga police that the kidnappers are holding the five victims three engineers and two women in a remote village here.
Valenzuela said she escaped through the help of a woman companion of one of the abductors who took pity on her because she was pregnant.
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By Ben Serrano | September 1, 2003 - 12:00am
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