The boy was detained for only about three hours and was released even before his parents received the ransom note. But it spawned a protracted trial spanning all of 8 years and led to the conviction of the two accused.
G.R. No. 1070, February 28, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. PABLO JUDIT, defendant-appellant.
G.R. No. 1001, February 21, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. GERONIMO TORRENTE, defendant-appellant.
G.R. No. 1188, January 31, 1903 | GABRIEL FUSTER, petitioner, vs. E.F. JOHNSON, judge of first instance of Manila, respondent.
G.R. No. 975, January 29, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. IGNACIO DACOTAN, ET AL., defendants-appellants.
G.R. No. 931, January 27, 1903 | PEDRO REGALADO, plaintiff-appellant, vs. FELIX DE LOS SANTOS, ET AL., defendants-appellees.
G.R. No. 865, January 24, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. FELIX BALMORI, defendant-appellant.
G.R. No. 952, January 23, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. PRAXIDIO PEÑOSO, defendant-appellant.
G.R. No. 950, January 23, 1903 | THE UNITED STATES, complainant-appellee, vs. EMIGDIO MENDIGOREN, defendant-appellant.
G.R. No. 858, January 23, 1903 |. FRANCISCO MARTINEZ, plaintiff-appellee, vs. PEDRO MARTINEZ, defendant-appellant.
