"There is no such thing as a perfect crime"

IT has been half a year since Munir, the human rights activist, died of poisoning aboard a Garuda flight to Amsterdam, on September 7, 2004. A forensics lab in the Netherlands determined that his bloodstream and stomach contents contained 460 milligrams of arsenic. To this day, the perpetrators of this mindless act have not been found by the Fact-Finding Team (TPF) formed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

There could yet be some hope. L

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