Indonesian tax official wanted for money laundering and embezzlement hides in S'pore

The Jakarta Post, 26 Mar 2010
Gayus Tambunan, a tax official charged with money laundering and embezzlement in a Rp 25 billion (US$2.75 million) graft case before he was acquitted by a Tangerang court this month, was reportedly missing Thursday morning.
The office’s director general, Tjiptardjo, was later quoted as saying by detik.com newsportal that Gayus was possibly in Singapore, known as a safe haven for Indonesian graft fugitives. “Let us see how long he could stay in Singapore,” he said. Full Story

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