The middle-aged woman wearing a veil had a pale face. Khadijah—a pseudonym—could not hide her worry over the money she invested in PT Qurnia Subur Alam Raya (QSAR). When TEMPO met her in the yard of the Sukabumi municipal police office, Khadijah, hailing from Pondok Gede, Jakarta, was trying to find out how she could recover her money. Khadijah’s anxiety was understandable. The Rp50 million now buried in QSAR was her family̵