Pistols or a Bajaj

It was 9:10pm on Monday evening last week. The telephone rang at the home of Supreme Court judge Sunu Wahadi, in East Jakarta's Kayu Putih suburb. One of Sunu's children hurriedly answered it. It was a male voice on the other end."Let your father know that in a little while he will follow Mr Syafiuddin to the grave."

Sunu did not waste time. As Supreme Court judge who let Joko Tjandra off in the Bank Bali scam, he knew he might be at risk. He immedia

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