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Inconvenient Truths?

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Citing severe memory problems, Nunun Nurbaetie failed to appear at the Corruption Court. This wife of former Deputy Police Chief Adang Daradjatun is said to be a key figure in the disbursement of the travelers checks which have landed some members of the House of Representatives in court. According to her doctor in Singapore, Nunun is only suffering from a mild case of Alzheimers.

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UDJU Djuhaeri’s cellphone rang. A raspy female voice was heard at the other end. The woman, Nunun Nurbaetie, asked this member of the Indonesian Military (TNI)/Police faction in the Finance & Banking Commission of the House of Representatives (DPR) to come to her office in Menteng, Central Jakarta. “Later, meet my staff named Arie, and invite other members as well,” said Nunun.

That was on June 9, 2004, a day after the election of the Seni

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