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Murder and Money [not] Multiplied

Tuesday, July 10, 2001

A shaman, who claimed he could magically multiply money, was murdered after being tortured and burnt by two of his pupils just after he was released from jail.

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MONEY was what made Agus Djaelani and Sutrisno lose their minds. The two Air Force Sergeant Majors, both aged 40, apparently went berserk and morbidly murdered their former "guru", shaman Teguh Ari Wibowo, resorting to the law of the jungle. The reason was that Wibowo failed to return their money, Rp60 million and Rp80 million respectively.

As a result, Djaelani and Sutrisno have been under Air Force detention in Yogyakarta since the

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