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"I don’t know if it was a premonition," Gina, wife of Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., told The STAR on the eve of the first death anniversary of KC, who perished in a fire that razed the De Venecias’ Dasmariñas Village residence. "But KC always wanted to be with me then. When I went to the States for a week for my medical check-up, she accompanied me. I think she was trying to bond with me."

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Pain never really goes away — Gina

By Joanne Rae M. Ramirez | December 15, 2005 - 12:00am

In the months leading to December 2004, Gina de Venecia noticed that her 16-year-old daughter Kristina Casimira (KC) often wanted to be by her side. "I don’t know if it was a premonition," Gina,...

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