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Changing Stories

Tuesday, November 5, 2002

An investigation has concluded that the attorney general concealed major assets from his wealth declaration. Why hasn’t the president received a report?

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Attorney General Muhammad Abdul Rachman is 60 years old but already seems to be suffering bouts of memory loss. On October 29, Rachman responded to a summons from the Audit Commission on State

Officials’ Wealth (KPKPN) regarding his original declaration of assets. During the meeting, Rachman submitted a 10-page addendum to his original wealth declaration, explaining his alleged ownership of a luxury house in Graha Cinere, Depok.

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