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Leticia Eufemia, 52, appeared before Superintendent Jose Dayco, Antipolo City police chief, to clear her name.


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EDITORIAL – Double tragedy

November 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Leticia Eufemia paid dearly for the great luck that made her P19.6 million richer in the state lottery last Oct. 12. As any normal person would have done in a nation where kidnapping for ransom is a thriving in...

Opinion

Lotto winner denies role in murder

October 31, 2002 - 12:00am

The widow of instant millionaire Arturo Eufemia submitted herself yesterday morning to questioning by the police and claimed she had nothing to do with her husband’s murder. Leticia Eufemia, 52, appeared before...

Headlines