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--- In [email protected], Finita Dewi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Gile Bener tuh si Peter Smith...gak salah dong klo
> kita benci banget sama dia ya.....
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> > ini beneran? gila ya...
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> > Teacher arrested in Indonesia over child sex
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> > Mark Forbes Herald Correspondent in Jakarta
> > August 8, 2006
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> > AN AUSTRALIAN has been arrested in Indonesia for
> > allegedly abusing at least seven children and is
> > suspected of being part of a wider pedophile ring.
> > Peter Smith is being held in Jakarta's police
> > headquarters, facing allegations of child
> > molestation, recording the sex acts and being part
> > of a pedophile network. He is the second Australian
> > to be arrested for child sexual abuse in Indonesia
> > in the past month.
> > Smith, 48, was arrested on Saturday after seven boys
> > approached welfare workers complaining of being
> > abused in his south Jakarta home.
> > Smith was working as an English-language instructor
> > at the Indonesia Australia Language Foundation.
> > The foundation operates under a memorandum of
> > understanding between the Australian and Indonesian
> > governments. It is controlled by a board of
> > governors comprising senior officials from both
> > countries, according to its website.
> > Smith had taught there for four years but was on
> > leave at present, the Herald was told.
> > The foundation provides English training, largely to
> > mature-age Indonesian students under AusAID
> > scholarships.
> > An Australian embassy spokesman confirmed an
> > Australian was arrested over the weekend in relation
> > to child sex allegations.
> > "We have offered consular assistance but he has
> > declined," he said.
> > It is understood Australian officials visited Smith
> > in police cells yesterday. It is believed Smith, who
> > uses several aliases, is known to Australian police.
> > He has been living in Jakarta for seven years and is
> > said to have used computers to catalogue and
> > categorise the children he invited home, most of
> > them street urchins.
> > The boys claimed at least 40 children had been
> > abused by Smith, who would place orders for children
> > he wanted to visit by showing photographs of them.
> > A Jakarta police spokesman, Colonel Ketut Untung
> > Yoga, said Smith was facing several child
> > molestation charges, which carried a minimum penalty
> > of five years' jail. Several DVDs, a video camera
> > and computer had been confiscated from his home,
> > Colonel Yoga said.
> > A spokesman for Indonesia's Child Protection
> > Commission, Arif Merdeka Sirait, said seven children
> > had come to his office on Thursday, accompanied by
> > staff from the Jakarta Centre for Street Children.
> > All complained of sexual abuse, and the allegations
> > were immediately reported to police.
> > "According to the children, when they were doing
> > oral sex their activities were recorded by Mr P [the
> > name he used with the children] and was transferred
> > to a computer," Mr Sirait said. "They said for oral
> > sex and masturbation they were paid $5 and for
> > sodomy they were paid $10."
> > Mr Sirait said he believed Smith sold the
> > pornographic images on the internet. "I suspect
> > there is sexual commercial syndicate," he said. "We
> > suspect that there are more victims."
> > Police are continuing to interrogate Smith.
> > Another Australian, Donald Storen, a hotel manager
> > on the island of Lombok, was arrested last month and
> > accused of sodomising four teenage boys.
> >
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