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Who’s Fishing in Troubled Waters?

BY dusk, Mustafa Kamal ate a meal wrapped in banana leaves and drank warm tea bought by Nurdin, a neighbor. It was a shock to Nurdin when he saw Mustafa, 39, already lifeless. In fact, only for a while did Nurdin leave him for prayers in a mosque.

According to Nurdin, Mustafa just claimed he was dizzy and then emotionally said he would seek the three people who had beaten him in the afternoon. “But I forbade him,” Nurdin told Tempo on Saturd

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