Abu Sayyaf kills another Canadian hostage as deadline lapses | Global News

Abu Sayyaf kills another Canadian hostage as deadline lapses

/ 03:29 PM June 13, 2016

OUTRAGE  Canadians John Ridsdel (right) and Robert Hall are shown in this video grab sent earlier by the Abu Sayyaf to media outlets. MILITANT VIDEO VIA AP VIDEO

Canadians Robert Hall and John Ridsdel are shown in this video grab sent by the Abu Sayyaf to media outlets. MILITANT VIDEO VIA AP VIDEO

ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Abu Sayyaf killed one of its hostages in Sulu on Monday afternoon.

This after the 3 p.m. deadline for the payment of a P600 million ransom lapsed.

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Abu Raami, the designated spokesperson of the Abu Sayyaf, told the Inquirer by phone that they killed Canadian Robert Hall.

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Raami said Hall’s body would be found somewhere in Jolo town on Monday.

The Abu Sayyaf was demanding P600 million for the release of Hall, Norwegian Kjartan Sekkingstad and Filipina Marites Flor.

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Meanwhile, the Armed Forces of the Philippines is still verifying the report of Hall’s beheading.

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“I cannot confirm or deny it. We don’t have reports yet coming from our units on the ground. Will update you as soon as we get data or reports from line units,” Western Mindanao Command spokesperson Major Filemon Tan said. With a report from Frances Mangosing, INQUIRER.net/rga

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