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Philippine Police Investigate Kidnapping and Presumed Death of American

Philippine authorities are checking reports of a kidnapped American's death after he was allegedly shot during a resistance against his abductors.

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Authorities in the Philippines are investigating the presumed death of Elliot Onil Eastman, a kidnapped American who was reportedly shot while resisting his captors. Police are exploring leads after a relative of a suspect claimed Eastman died from gunshot wounds and was dumped at sea. Investigators continue to search for evidence while Eastman's Filipino wife and the U.S. Embassy are informed of the situation. Despite previous peace agreements in the region, security challenges persist as the local history of kidnappings continues.

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