A Crude Conspiracy?

EVERY effort to prosecute corruption cases in this nation needs to be supported. This includes the effort by the Attorney General to unravel the corruption in the sale by Pertamina of two very large crude oil tankers three and a half years ago. But resolve alone is not enough: prosecutors also need convincing evidence before they can take the case to court. Evidence is very important to remove the impression that this case is based on more than m

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