Darimana Australia diuntungkan? Konon sekarang Leslie sedang dalam tahap menjual ceritanya dengan harga AU$ 100.000, walaupun dapat ancaman Federal yang tidak memperbolehkan seseorang yang divonis bersalah memperoleh keuntungan dari penjualan ceritanya.
Yang ramai di Aussie malah tuduhan Leslie telah memperalat Islam karena langsung tampil berbeda yang sangat menyolok sesudah dibebaskan. Berita berikut mulai terkuak setelah koran Bali mulai membocorkan berita bahwa putra Bakrie terlibat. Awal-awalnya juru bicara Bakrie membantah, tapi akhirnya mengakui bahwa mungkin Anindya Bakrie mengenal Leslie. Jadi bau-bau permainan tingkat atas sudah bisa tercium. Jadi yang jadi masalah di sini adalah sedemikian korupnya petugas-petugas hukum di Indonesia yang tentunya bukan hal baru lagi. Seperti biasa, orang-orang dari keluarga elit selalu lepas dari jeratan hukum. Waktu yang akan membuktikan sinyalir berita berikut. Jadi yang salah adalah orang lain atau negara lain? Jadi pilihannya tinggal berdusta tapi nantinya bisa membongkar cerita kalau sudah diluar Indonesia atau kena hukum akibat permainan petugas-petugas hukum korup? Sayangnya di Indonesia tidak bisa diberlakukan hukuman mati bagi para koruptor dimana sang keluarga koruptor harus membayar kembali pada negara biaya eksekusi untuk peluru dan lainnya. --------------------- Agony and the money November 22, 2005 Revelations about Michelle Leslie's drug conviction could expose the dirty laundry of Indonesia's elite, writes Mark Forbes. WALKING out the doors of Bali's Kerobokan jail a beaming Michelle Leslie believed she was heading towards relaxation and longed-for reunions with friends and loved ones. The media posse that surrounded her on Saturday - then staged a car chase through Denpasar and a two-hour stand-off with Indonesian immigration officials insisting on her deportation - showed she would not escape the controversy that has surrounded her charge of ecstasy possession. Even the informal attire of the sometime lingerie model - who took to wearing a Muslim hijab head covering during her ordeal - provoked front-page headlines. The case has divided Leslie's lawyers, supporters and friends. It now threatens to air the dirty laundry of Indonesia's police and judiciary. An investigation by the Herald has confirmed bribes were paid to ensure Leslie would be released and revealed allegations her positive blood and urine tests to ecstasy were "doctored". Promising to "tell all" to clear her name, Leslie plans to attack the police and the conduct of her case after returning to Australia today. However, some insiders dismiss Leslie's claims that she was ignorant of the contents of the two pink pills found in her handbag at the entrance to an all-night dance party at Bali's Garuda Wisnu Kencana park in August. Sons of senior Indonesian officials did accompany Leslie to the party, police sources say, but they identified a Balinese man, also in the car when it was stopped outside the dance party, as their ecstasy supplier. When she was arrested, Leslie provided the man's mobile phone number to police and said he would arrange a lawyer for her. When police rang the number the man denied knowing Leslie, a denial he repeated when contacted by the Herald. The known drug dealer caters exclusively to the privileged offspring of Indonesia's elite, who use Bali as a weekend playground for drugs, parties and sex. Away from Jakarta's prying eyes, the youngsters take advantage of Bali's tourist-inspired relaxed moral attitudes. Six young Indonesian men had accompanied Leslie and her model friends - including "Mia", who she alleged put the ecstasy in her bag - to Bali and had been partying for several days before Leslie's arrest. One person linked to the group said the pills in Leslie's bag were intended for someone else. Leslie knew what they were, they claimed, but had forgotten they were in her handbag. When their car was stopped at 12.30am on August 20, an exercise in damage control was launched. One man told police he was the son of a senior minister, another is alleged to be the son of a senior judge. Their names were not recorded, but a statement was taken from the alleged driver of the car, Andre Wuisan. The name and his licence details turned out to be false, and his alleged address in Jakarta was vacant. One officer said police agreed to create the driver's false identity to let the others in the car off the hook. Leslie says she was warned she would be killed if she revealed the truth. Money had been paid, the officer said, stating he had received a small share as he was present at the arrest. More than $100,000 was distributed between police, judicial figures and others to manufacture a story that could see Leslie released within three months. A source close to Leslie's legal team confirmed that bribes had been paid, but refused to disclose the amounts. One of Leslie's prosecutors, Suhadi, said the bribery allegations should be put to police - who were not available for comment. "We can only work based on what the police have investigated and what was presented during trial," he said. "Do you want me not to trust what the police said? If she said something during the trial that's what we believe as the truth. If now she is saying something else outside court, that's really her problem; she should have presented that during the trial. I can only believe what's been presented to me by police. Everything was by the book. " Leslie's spokesman, Sean Mulcahy, said all would be revealed, and not necessarily at a price, this week. Earlier plans for a bidding war to recover some of Leslie's legal costs could be shelved. "We've had numerous approaches from people all over the world. I've told every single one of them to put their proposal and offer in an email and send it through to me," Mulcahy said. "We haven't suggested any prices; we certainly haven't finalised any deal." Through her spokesman, Leslie was last night adamant she still considered herself a Muslim. Mulcahy said claims she faked her religious belief were unjust and inaccurate. "The criticism only hampers her attempt to progress and further her religion. I can only liken it to learning the piano," he said. "When you first start playing the piano you are not very good. If people continually criticise you and tell you how bad you play, you give up. She doesn't profess to be the greatest Muslim that's lived; she's learning the religion. There are various levels of religious beliefs and Michelle doesn't share extremist views of that." Yesterday's meeting between Leslie and her friend, Siti Namira - whom Leslie named as Mia to police - must have been tense. During her trial, Leslie blamed Mia for placing the ecstasy in her handbag and chastised her for not coming forward to tell the truth. During two hours at a Singapore cafe, Namira expressed relief at seeing Leslie safe and free, Mulcahy said. He suggested Namira could speak publicly on Leslie's behalf. "They were relieved to see each other; they are friends." The public would soon learn the truth, Mulcahy said. "We know what Michelle will be saying, and that is the truth of the matter - not necessarily for money. The priority of this matter is for Michelle to clear her name." http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/agony-and-the--money\ /2005/11/21/1132421603782.html --- In [email protected], awang setyawan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ingat soal peradilan ingat film la law atau liar liar > tersangka masuk penjara atau nggak tergantung ama kepandaian bicara para lawyer > kalaupun leslie ini berdusta, kayaknya australi sih setuju setuju aja, asal negera nya di untungkan, boleh dusta, asal selamat > > aw. > > > > kim3hook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Beginilah jadinya kalo Hukum di Indonesia diblekerin. > Menghukum si Leslie yang bahenol itu, dengan perdata > yang kosong, juga semudah itu pula dikibulin sama si > bahenol. Coba baca cuplikan dibawah ini : > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Fair play? 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