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Tommy's lawyer was connected to Ary Soenardi during Henri Lubbe's complaint regarding the two of them requesting bribe money.
South African Stephen Henri Lubbe was this week sentenced to 15 years’ jail in Bali for drug smuggling, but said he would have received far less had he coughed up the cash.
In a disturbing and dangerously frank two-page letter obtained by News Corp, Lubbe claims “lucky foreigners” from wealthy backgrounds are exchanging as much as $US120,000 for reduced sentences.
Lubbe — who’s directed his letter to Indonesian President-elect Joko Widodo or Jokowi — claims the money in his meth case was to be split between the judge and the prosecutor.
Lubbe’s lawyer, Ary B Soenardi — the same man who represented Sydney resident Leeza Ormsby on drugs charges — and fellow lawyer Iswahyudi denied they had suggested he pay a bribe.
“It is not true. It’s a defamation. We never told him to pay anything. We are helping him during the trial sincerely,” Iswahyudi said.
Mr Soenardi also conveyed the same statement.
http://www.news.com.au/world/bali-p...indonesian-jails/story-fndir2ev-1227014030151
Where there's smoke there's usually fire. This information was available to Judge Cohen. Just saying.![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
MOO
South African Stephen Henri Lubbe was this week sentenced to 15 years’ jail in Bali for drug smuggling, but said he would have received far less had he coughed up the cash.
In a disturbing and dangerously frank two-page letter obtained by News Corp, Lubbe claims “lucky foreigners” from wealthy backgrounds are exchanging as much as $US120,000 for reduced sentences.
Lubbe — who’s directed his letter to Indonesian President-elect Joko Widodo or Jokowi — claims the money in his meth case was to be split between the judge and the prosecutor.
Lubbe’s lawyer, Ary B Soenardi — the same man who represented Sydney resident Leeza Ormsby on drugs charges — and fellow lawyer Iswahyudi denied they had suggested he pay a bribe.
“It is not true. It’s a defamation. We never told him to pay anything. We are helping him during the trial sincerely,” Iswahyudi said.
Mr Soenardi also conveyed the same statement.
http://www.news.com.au/world/bali-p...indonesian-jails/story-fndir2ev-1227014030151
Where there's smoke there's usually fire. This information was available to Judge Cohen. Just saying.
MOO