Wheel of Misfortune

One August night around 8pm, something strange happened along Jalan Sam Ratulangi in the Cimahi district of Bandung: a vehicle appeared to be traveling of its own accord. A bus usually used to transport factory workers was able to start up and then set off by itself. No driver could be seen.

Local residents ran alongside the runaway bus, eager to get a glimpse of whatever phantom was in charge. Their amazement knew no bounds. It turned out that

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