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The 63-year-old Mr. Savio is a Hawaiian who closed his first real-estate deal at the age of 15, when he used money saved from a baby-sitting business and a paper route to buy a leasehold apartment.
Hawaii Local's Inside Play Maura Webber Sadovi 2010
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Mr. Savio is acquiring the parking lots and leaseholds to some other affiliated property as part of the deal.
Hawaii Local's Inside Play Maura Webber Sadovi 2010
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Baden called Savio's death a homicide, saying he believed she had been beaten, then drowned.
chicagotribune.com - 2010
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Baden called Savio's death a homicide, saying he believed she had been beaten, then drowned.
chicagotribune.com - 2010
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Baden called Savio's death a homicide, saying he believed she had been beaten, then drowned.
chicagotribune.com - 2010
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Baden said it's "extremely rare" for a healthy adult such as Savio to drown accidentally in a bathtub, noting that most people who drown in tubs are babies or the elderly.
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Baden said it's "extremely rare" for a healthy adult such as Savio to drown accidentally in a bathtub, noting that most people who drown in tubs are babies or the elderly.
WBAY Action 2 News 2010
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Baden said it's "extremely rare" for a healthy adult such as Savio to drown accidentally in a bathtub, noting that most people who drown in tubs are babies or the elderly.
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Baden said it's "extremely rare" for a healthy adult such as Savio to drown accidentally in a bathtub, noting that most people who drown in tubs are babies or the elderly.
Homepage 2010
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Baden said it's "extremely rare" for a healthy adult such as Savio to drown accidentally in a bathtub, noting that most people who drown in tubs are babies or the elderly.
Homepage 2010
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