“Survived wartime torture to head Manila’s police” from the October 17, 1974 Door County Advocate
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Outwardly he’s more the MacMillan than Columbo type but once you get to know him General Gerard Tamayo, Chief of the Manila Metropolitan Police Force, needs only an ankle-length raincoat and chewed-up cigar to personify television’s soft spoken but doggedly determined detective. Tamayo, like Columbo, never gives up.
“Survived wartime torture to head Manila’s police” from the October 17, 1974 Door County Advocate
“Survived wartime torture to head Manila’s…
“Survived wartime torture to head Manila’s police” from the October 17, 1974 Door County Advocate
Outwardly he’s more the MacMillan than Columbo type but once you get to know him General Gerard Tamayo, Chief of the Manila Metropolitan Police Force, needs only an ankle-length raincoat and chewed-up cigar to personify television’s soft spoken but doggedly determined detective. Tamayo, like Columbo, never gives up.