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Belittling a Sense of Justice

Tuesday, October 26, 2004

The story of Adrian Waworuntu's flight from the law ended in Cipinang Prison. He did not want to be tried by the `old government.'

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SO far, the saga of Adrian Waworuntu has ended in an anti-climax. How the ending itself came about is unclear. Adrian says he gave himself up. The police say they trailed him and then arrested the "celebrity" suspected of embezzling Rp1.7 trillion from BNI bank. National Police chief Da'i Bachtiar is keeping a low profile. "The important thing is that he's here," he says. That is true.

Nobody knows why Adrian decided to tr

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