Maria Pauline Lumowa: "Everything was arranged by BNI"

SLOWLY but surely, the Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) fraud case involving false letters of credit (L/C) totaling Rp1.7 trillion, is being exposed. A key testimony will come from the admission of Maria Pauline Lumowa, owner of the Gramarindo Group and Sagared Team, which have become the principal defendants.

Last Friday, Mohamad Teguh and Faisal Assegaf of TEMPO met with Maria, who is wanted by the police in connection with the case, at the Mar

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