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this says it all
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<h1>Boediono asks Singapore court for fair verdict in David’s case</h1>
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<p>Indonesian vice-president-elect Boediono has asked the Singaporean coroner court trying the case of the death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaya to settle it fairly.<br><br>The former central bank government made the call Tuesday at the city-state, while addressing a forum at Nanyang Technological University’s (NTU) S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.<br><br>Boediono also expressed his condolences over David’s death in the opening of his speech before senior Singaporean government officials and NTU professors, said blogger Iwan Piliang, who has been assisting David’s family in trying to uncover the real cause behind the NTU student’s death.<br><br>Iwan said David’s family had formally protested Boediono’s visit to NTU, but later rescinded the complaint after the latter promised to touch on the case in his speech.<br><br>The court is scheduled to read out the verdict Wednesday.<br><br>“We’d heard about Boediono’s plan to address a forum at NTU on July 28, just a day before the coroner court is scheduled to read out the verdict [on David’s death],” Iwan told The Jakarta Post from Singapore.<br><br>After his speech, Boediono met privately with David’s family, in Singapore to attend Wednesday’s verdict.<br><br>David was found dead in early March, having reportedly killed himself, but his family insisted he was murdered.</p>
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<p>Indonesian vice-president-elect Boediono has asked the Singaporean coroner court trying the case of the death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaya to settle it fairly.<br><br>The former central bank government made the call Tuesday at the city-state, while addressing a forum at Nanyang Technological University’s (NTU) S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.<br><br>Boediono also expressed his condolences over David’s death in the opening of his speech before senior Singaporean government officials and NTU professors, said blogger Iwan Piliang, who has been assisting David’s family in trying to uncover the real cause behind the NTU student’s death.<br><br>Iwan said David’s family had formally protested Boediono’s visit to NTU, but later rescinded the complaint after the latter promised to touch on the case in his speech.<br><br>The court is scheduled to read out the verdict Wednesday.<br><br>“We’d heard about Boediono’s plan to address a forum at NTU on July 28, just a day before the coroner court is scheduled to read out the verdict [on David’s death],” Iwan told The Jakarta Post from Singapore.<br><br>After his speech, Boediono met privately with David’s family, in Singapore to attend Wednesday’s verdict.<br><br>David was found dead in early March, having reportedly killed himself, but his family insisted he was murdered.</p>
http://thejakartaglobe.com/home/sin...er-verdict-on-indonesian-student-death/320817
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<p id="bodytext">The Singapore Coroners’ Court will deliver its verdict today (Wednesday) on the death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year.<br><br>The Widjaja family is attending the hearing accompanied by their lawyer, supporters from Indonesia’s blogging community and a representative from the Indonesian Embassy. The verdict was originally scheduled for delivery at 9:30 a.m. Singapore time (10:30 a.m. in Jakarta), however it has been delayed by one hour.<br><br>The coroners’ verdict will decide whether David’s death was a suicide or in a murder. If the verdict is murder, David’s family will be able to take the case to the Criminal Court, but if suicide is determined to be the cause of death, the case will be closed. <br><br>Reporters in both countries have been following the case since David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, accused the student of attempting to stab him with a knife shortly before his death.<br><br>Supporters of the student and his family believe that he may have been murdered and have urged the Indonesian government to intervene in the investigation.<br><br>The leader of an independent fact finding team set up by David’s family and supporters, Iwan Piliang, earlier said that the family is worried that that coroners will rule it was suicide. <br><br>“All the witnesses’ testimonies and data were ‘forced’ in the direction to lead the court to believe David’s death was a suicide,” Piliang said.<br><br>Piliang also said the family was disappointed with the government’s lack of support for the case. However, on Tuesday, Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore. Boediono also gave a lecture at NTU and called on Singaporean authorities to ensure David’s case received a fair trial.</p></div>
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<p id="bodytext">The Singapore Coroners’ Court will deliver its verdict today (Wednesday) on the death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year.<br><br>The Widjaja family is attending the hearing accompanied by their lawyer, supporters from Indonesia’s blogging community and a representative from the Indonesian Embassy. The verdict was originally scheduled for delivery at 9:30 a.m. Singapore time (10:30 a.m. in Jakarta), however it has been delayed by one hour.<br><br>The coroners’ verdict will decide whether David’s death was a suicide or in a murder. If the verdict is murder, David’s family will be able to take the case to the Criminal Court, but if suicide is determined to be the cause of death, the case will be closed. <br><br>Reporters in both countries have been following the case since David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, accused the student of attempting to stab him with a knife shortly before his death.<br><br>Supporters of the student and his family believe that he may have been murdered and have urged the Indonesian government to intervene in the investigation.<br><br>The leader of an independent fact finding team set up by David’s family and supporters, Iwan Piliang, earlier said that the family is worried that that coroners will rule it was suicide. <br><br>“All the witnesses’ testimonies and data were ‘forced’ in the direction to lead the court to believe David’s death was a suicide,” Piliang said.<br><br>Piliang also said the family was disappointed with the government’s lack of support for the case. However, on Tuesday, Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore. Boediono also gave a lecture at NTU and called on Singaporean authorities to ensure David’s case received a fair trial.</p></div>
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With Peesai being FTrashised and bastardized, expect more of such 'intervention' requests by the Old Fart's FTrash pets?
With Peesai being FTrashised and bastardized, expect more of such 'intervention' requests by the Old Fart's FTrash pets?
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David was contemplating about death: State Coroner
By Vina Mubtadi.
The death of Nanyang Technological University student last March has been ruled as suicide.
David Hartanto Widjaja killed himself by jumping from the fourth storey of the campus building.
Before his death, David behaved normally.
He never disclosed his personal problems to his parents or friends.
But not everything was going well for the 21-year-old.
He didn't do well in his Final Year Project and spent more time playing games.
The court heard that the engineering student was stressed and sad to the extent that he though of committing suicide.
One crucial evidence to this was a suicide note found on his laptop.
David had also using the internet to look for ways to commit suicide and murder.
On the morning of March 2nd this year, David showed up unexpectedly at the office of his supervisor, Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk.
In his findings, State Coroner Victor Yeo says David had stabbed the Professor in the back with a knife.
During a struggle later the Indonesian national sustained a deep injury on his wrist.
After he left the office, David climbed on to a parapet wall and sat on a link bridge.
He then pushed himself off the bridge.
Mr Yeo said it was done with the intention to end his life prematurely.
The verdict came as a shock to David's family and they angrily left the court room
They still believe that David was murdered.
David's elder brother, William Widjaja, said he's considering to take further action.
"We don't know (what action to take) yet but I can assure you that the family will not stop until here. We will do everything to prove to the world that David was murdered."
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Updated: 29th July 2009, 1700 hrs
David was contemplating about death: State Coroner
By Vina Mubtadi.
The death of Nanyang Technological University student last March has been ruled as suicide.
David Hartanto Widjaja killed himself by jumping from the fourth storey of the campus building.
Before his death, David behaved normally.
He never disclosed his personal problems to his parents or friends.
But not everything was going well for the 21-year-old.
He didn't do well in his Final Year Project and spent more time playing games.
The court heard that the engineering student was stressed and sad to the extent that he though of committing suicide.
One crucial evidence to this was a suicide note found on his laptop.
David had also using the internet to look for ways to commit suicide and murder.
On the morning of March 2nd this year, David showed up unexpectedly at the office of his supervisor, Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk.
In his findings, State Coroner Victor Yeo says David had stabbed the Professor in the back with a knife.
During a struggle later the Indonesian national sustained a deep injury on his wrist.
After he left the office, David climbed on to a parapet wall and sat on a link bridge.
He then pushed himself off the bridge.
Mr Yeo said it was done with the intention to end his life prematurely.
The verdict came as a shock to David's family and they angrily left the court room
They still believe that David was murdered.
David's elder brother, William Widjaja, said he's considering to take further action.
"We don't know (what action to take) yet but I can assure you that the family will not stop until here. We will do everything to prove to the world that David was murdered."
http://thejakartaglobe.com/home/singapore-court-rules-indonesian-students-death-was-suicide/320817
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<p id="bodytext">The father of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja said he was “very sad and disappointed” by the Singapore Coroners’ Court ruling on Wednesday that his son’s death was suicide, adding that he felt the Indonesian government had not done enough to help.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year, and his family and supporters believe he may have been murdered. The ruling means that the family’s case will not be heard by a criminal court.<br><br>Speaking with the Jakarta Globe on the phone directly after the verdict was delivered, David’s father Hartono Widjaja said he was saddened by the outcome.<br><br>“When the judge was about to read the verdict, we walked out of the court because we knew what the verdict was going to be,” Hartono said. “I’m so deeply sad, my tears have gone dry. I cried for help until my voice was gone.”<br><br>David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, had accused the student of attempting to stab him with a kitchen knife shortly before he allegedly jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the university building. As a student, David had excelled in science and math and he was part of several international knowledge olympiads. He was attending the university on a scholarship.<br><br>The family cannot appeal the court's decision. They maintain that the circumstances surrounding David’s death were suspicious and have said that the government did not do enough to ensure a fair trial.<br><br>“Why did the government close their ears and their eyes to us? My son was an Indonesian citizen, he fought for Indonesia in a world competition but his beloved country did not help him,” Hartono said.<br><br>“For four months we have been asking and begging the government to help us. We needed their help to speak to the Singaporean government to ask them to give us a fair trial.”<br><br>Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore on Tuesday, and while Hartono said Boediono was supportive, “he is not in the government yet.”<br><br>“He only met us one day before the verdict,” Hartono said. “What can we expect from him?”<br><br>Hartono took the opportunity to thank David’s friends and individuals who were sympathetic to the family’s plight.<br><br>“Without their generous help, we wouldn’t have been able to hire a lawyer and pay our expenses in Singapore,” he said.<br><br>Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda rejected the notion that the government had not helped, saying the family chose to hire its own Indonesian lawyer instead of going through the embassy to secure someone local.<br><br>"How the embassy can help the family mainly depends on their being included in the legal process," he said. "We remain committed to supporting and protecting Indonesian citizens."</p>
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<p id="bodytext">The father of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja said he was “very sad and disappointed” by the Singapore Coroners’ Court ruling on Wednesday that his son’s death was suicide, adding that he felt the Indonesian government had not done enough to help.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year, and his family and supporters believe he may have been murdered. The ruling means that the family’s case will not be heard by a criminal court.<br><br>Speaking with the Jakarta Globe on the phone directly after the verdict was delivered, David’s father Hartono Widjaja said he was saddened by the outcome.<br><br>“When the judge was about to read the verdict, we walked out of the court because we knew what the verdict was going to be,” Hartono said. “I’m so deeply sad, my tears have gone dry. I cried for help until my voice was gone.”<br><br>David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, had accused the student of attempting to stab him with a kitchen knife shortly before he allegedly jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the university building. As a student, David had excelled in science and math and he was part of several international knowledge olympiads. He was attending the university on a scholarship.<br><br>The family cannot appeal the court's decision. They maintain that the circumstances surrounding David’s death were suspicious and have said that the government did not do enough to ensure a fair trial.<br><br>“Why did the government close their ears and their eyes to us? My son was an Indonesian citizen, he fought for Indonesia in a world competition but his beloved country did not help him,” Hartono said.<br><br>“For four months we have been asking and begging the government to help us. We needed their help to speak to the Singaporean government to ask them to give us a fair trial.”<br><br>Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore on Tuesday, and while Hartono said Boediono was supportive, “he is not in the government yet.”<br><br>“He only met us one day before the verdict,” Hartono said. “What can we expect from him?”<br><br>Hartono took the opportunity to thank David’s friends and individuals who were sympathetic to the family’s plight.<br><br>“Without their generous help, we wouldn’t have been able to hire a lawyer and pay our expenses in Singapore,” he said.<br><br>Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda rejected the notion that the government had not helped, saying the family chose to hire its own Indonesian lawyer instead of going through the embassy to secure someone local.<br><br>"How the embassy can help the family mainly depends on their being included in the legal process," he said. "We remain committed to supporting and protecting Indonesian citizens."</p>
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<p><span style="font-family: arial;">The verdict is out today: the death of David Hartanto Widjaja is suicide. As expected, the Widjaja family are saddened & very disappointed about it. The feelings are understandable as the family had lost the chance to have the death of the son further scrutinized in another court of justice.<br><br>Justice has been served? Well, at least according to the Singapore Coroner's Court.<br><br><blockquote>State coroner on Wednesday recorded a suicide verdict on the death of Nanyang Techological University (NTU) undergrad David Widjaja, who jumped from a campus block after allegedly stabbing his professor in his office with a kitchen knife..<br><br>A bloody Widjaja, 21, an Indonesian, was seen leaving the office of NTU professor Chan Kap Luk. Several witnesses who had testified earlier said they saw the student thrust himself off the bridge on March 2.<br><br>The coroner's inquiry into the engineering student's death turned up strong evidence that Mr Widjaja had been planning to kill himself - a possibility his family has repeatedly dismissed.<br><br>The inquest was told that months before he fell to his death on campus,Mr Widjaja was searching the Internet for ways to commit suicide and murder.<br><br>Text fragments gleaned from the undergraduate's laptop show he used search engine Google to look for 'a good way to commit suicide' and also the 10 most common suicide methods.<br><br>He also searched for murder methods and spent some time at a website titled How To Get Away With Murder.<br><br>Senior Staff Sergeant Joe Ng Suan Teck, who conducted a forensic examination of Mr Widjaja's black Lenovo laptop's contents, told the court that the text fragments he had extracted included Internet searches and links to websites pertaining to both suicide and murder.<br><br>His examination of the laptop also threw up what appears to be a suicide note.<br><br>The unsigned document, titled Last Words, was created on Jan 25 and left unamended.<br><br>In the note, which begins 'If this e-mail is sent, that means I am no longer in this world', the writer painted a picture of an unhappy family situation, saying he became 'hardened' and stopped crying after he turned 16. 'I just don't have any more tears for me to shed for other people.'<br><br>The writer said he 'found life much more difficult and complicated' after entering university.</blockquote><br>From Straits Times, "<a href="http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_409686.html">It's Suicide</a>".<br><br><blockquote>Singapore's state coroner has recorded a verdict of suicide in the case of the death of David Widjaja, who was found dead on the grounds of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) on March 2 after stabbing his professor with a knife.<br><br>David, an Indonesian national, was a student in NTU's faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.<br><br>The University's Professor Chan Kap Luk was supervising David in his final year project.<br><br>The state coroner concluded that at about 10.25am that day, David had voluntarily stabbed Prof Chan with a knife in the professor’s office.<br><br>The state coroner added that a struggle followed, and it was possible that David could have sustained some injuries during the struggle.<br><br>The State Coroner also concluded that after the incident, David had walked towards the parapet wall near a link bridge, sat at the edge and then fell on his own.<br><br>The state coroner also concluded that there was no foul play involved in the incident. </blockquote><br>From Channel NewsAsia, "<a href="http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporebusinessnews/view/445423/1/.html">State Coroner records a verdict of suicide in David Widjaja's case</a>".<br><br><blockquote>The Singaporean coroner’s court has decided to halt its investigation into the controversial death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaya following its conclusion that his death was a suicide and not murder.<br><br>During Wednesday’s trial, judge Victor Yeoh said the results of an investigation and evidence presented before the court proved David had committed suicide.<br><br>“I rejected all the evidence from the victim’s family,” Yeoh said to tempointeraktif.com.<br><br>David’s father, Hartanto Widjaya, said he was very disappointed with the verdict because the judge did not reveal this evidence as promised.<br><br>“The judge preferred to use testimonies from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU). This is unfair,” Hartanto said.<br><br>David’s brother, William Hartanto Widjaya, said the court had based its verdict on flawed and false testimonies.<br><br>On March 6, 21-year old David fell to his death from the fourth floor of the NTU building after stabbing Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk in the back in his office. David’s parents have forever dismissed this theory, claiming their son had no reason to kill himself.</blockquote><br>From Jakarta Post, "<a href="http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2009/07/29/david-committed-suicide-not-murdered-singaporean-court.html">David committed suicide, not murdered: Singaporean Court</a>".<br><br><blockquote>The father of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja said he was “very sad and disappointed” by the Singapore Coroners’ Court ruling on Wednesday that his son’s death was suicide, adding that he felt the Indonesian government had not done enough to help.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year, and his family and supporters believe he may have been murdered. The ruling means that the family’s case will not be heard by a criminal court.<br><br>Speaking with the Jakarta Globe on the phone directly after the verdict was delivered, David’s father Hartono Widjaja said he was saddened by the outcome.<br><br>“When the judge was about to read the verdict, we walked out of the court because we knew what the verdict was going to be,” Hartono said. “I’m so deeply sad, my tears have gone dry. I cried for help until my voice was gone.”<br><br>David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, had accused the student of attempting to stab him with a kitchen knife shortly before he allegedly jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the university building. As a student, David had excelled in science and math and he was part of several international knowledge olympiads. He was attending the university on a scholarship.<br><br>The family cannot appeal the court's decision. They maintain that the circumstances surrounding David’s death were suspicious and have said that the government did not do enough to ensure a fair trial.<br><br>“Why did the government close their ears and their eyes to us? My son was an Indonesian citizen, he fought for Indonesia in a world competition but his beloved country did not help him,” Hartono said.<br><br>“For four months we have been asking and begging the government to help us. We needed their help to speak to the Singaporean government to ask them to give us a fair trial.”<br><br>Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore on Tuesday, and while Hartono said Boediono was supportive, “he is not in the government yet.”<br><br>“He only met us one day before the verdict,” Hartono said. “What can we expect from him?”<br><br>Hartono took the opportunity to thank David’s friends and individuals who were sympathetic to the family’s plight.<br><br>“Without their generous help, we wouldn’t have been able to hire a lawyer and pay our expenses in Singapore,” he said.<br><br>Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda rejected the notion that the government had not helped, saying the family chose to hire its own Indonesian lawyer instead of going through the embassy to secure someone local.<br><br>"How the embassy can help the family mainly depends on their being included in the legal process," he said. 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<p><span style="font-family: arial;">The verdict is out today: the death of David Hartanto Widjaja is suicide. As expected, the Widjaja family are saddened & very disappointed about it. The feelings are understandable as the family had lost the chance to have the death of the son further scrutinized in another court of justice.<br><br>Justice has been served? Well, at least according to the Singapore Coroner's Court.<br><br><blockquote>State coroner on Wednesday recorded a suicide verdict on the death of Nanyang Techological University (NTU) undergrad David Widjaja, who jumped from a campus block after allegedly stabbing his professor in his office with a kitchen knife..<br><br>A bloody Widjaja, 21, an Indonesian, was seen leaving the office of NTU professor Chan Kap Luk. Several witnesses who had testified earlier said they saw the student thrust himself off the bridge on March 2.<br><br>The coroner's inquiry into the engineering student's death turned up strong evidence that Mr Widjaja had been planning to kill himself - a possibility his family has repeatedly dismissed.<br><br>The inquest was told that months before he fell to his death on campus,Mr Widjaja was searching the Internet for ways to commit suicide and murder.<br><br>Text fragments gleaned from the undergraduate's laptop show he used search engine Google to look for 'a good way to commit suicide' and also the 10 most common suicide methods.<br><br>He also searched for murder methods and spent some time at a website titled How To Get Away With Murder.<br><br>Senior Staff Sergeant Joe Ng Suan Teck, who conducted a forensic examination of Mr Widjaja's black Lenovo laptop's contents, told the court that the text fragments he had extracted included Internet searches and links to websites pertaining to both suicide and murder.<br><br>His examination of the laptop also threw up what appears to be a suicide note.<br><br>The unsigned document, titled Last Words, was created on Jan 25 and left unamended.<br><br>In the note, which begins 'If this e-mail is sent, that means I am no longer in this world', the writer painted a picture of an unhappy family situation, saying he became 'hardened' and stopped crying after he turned 16. 'I just don't have any more tears for me to shed for other people.'<br><br>The writer said he 'found life much more difficult and complicated' after entering university.</blockquote><br>From Straits Times, "<a href="http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_409686.html">It's Suicide</a>".<br><br><blockquote>Singapore's state coroner has recorded a verdict of suicide in the case of the death of David Widjaja, who was found dead on the grounds of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) on March 2 after stabbing his professor with a knife.<br><br>David, an Indonesian national, was a student in NTU's faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.<br><br>The University's Professor Chan Kap Luk was supervising David in his final year project.<br><br>The state coroner concluded that at about 10.25am that day, David had voluntarily stabbed Prof Chan with a knife in the professor’s office.<br><br>The state coroner added that a struggle followed, and it was possible that David could have sustained some injuries during the struggle.<br><br>The State Coroner also concluded that after the incident, David had walked towards the parapet wall near a link bridge, sat at the edge and then fell on his own.<br><br>The state coroner also concluded that there was no foul play involved in the incident. </blockquote><br>From Channel NewsAsia, "<a href="http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporebusinessnews/view/445423/1/.html">State Coroner records a verdict of suicide in David Widjaja's case</a>".<br><br><blockquote>The Singaporean coroner’s court has decided to halt its investigation into the controversial death of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaya following its conclusion that his death was a suicide and not murder.<br><br>During Wednesday’s trial, judge Victor Yeoh said the results of an investigation and evidence presented before the court proved David had committed suicide.<br><br>“I rejected all the evidence from the victim’s family,” Yeoh said to tempointeraktif.com.<br><br>David’s father, Hartanto Widjaya, said he was very disappointed with the verdict because the judge did not reveal this evidence as promised.<br><br>“The judge preferred to use testimonies from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU). This is unfair,” Hartanto said.<br><br>David’s brother, William Hartanto Widjaya, said the court had based its verdict on flawed and false testimonies.<br><br>On March 6, 21-year old David fell to his death from the fourth floor of the NTU building after stabbing Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk in the back in his office. David’s parents have forever dismissed this theory, claiming their son had no reason to kill himself.</blockquote><br>From Jakarta Post, "<a href="http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2009/07/29/david-committed-suicide-not-murdered-singaporean-court.html">David committed suicide, not murdered: Singaporean Court</a>".<br><br><blockquote>The father of Indonesian student David Hartanto Widjaja said he was “very sad and disappointed” by the Singapore Coroners’ Court ruling on Wednesday that his son’s death was suicide, adding that he felt the Indonesian government had not done enough to help.<br><br>David was found dead at the campus of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in March this year, and his family and supporters believe he may have been murdered. The ruling means that the family’s case will not be heard by a criminal court.<br><br>Speaking with the Jakarta Globe on the phone directly after the verdict was delivered, David’s father Hartono Widjaja said he was saddened by the outcome.<br><br>“When the judge was about to read the verdict, we walked out of the court because we knew what the verdict was going to be,” Hartono said. “I’m so deeply sad, my tears have gone dry. I cried for help until my voice was gone.”<br><br>David’s mentor, Prof. Chan Kap Luk, had accused the student of attempting to stab him with a kitchen knife shortly before he allegedly jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the university building. As a student, David had excelled in science and math and he was part of several international knowledge olympiads. He was attending the university on a scholarship.<br><br>The family cannot appeal the court's decision. They maintain that the circumstances surrounding David’s death were suspicious and have said that the government did not do enough to ensure a fair trial.<br><br>“Why did the government close their ears and their eyes to us? My son was an Indonesian citizen, he fought for Indonesia in a world competition but his beloved country did not help him,” Hartono said.<br><br>“For four months we have been asking and begging the government to help us. We needed their help to speak to the Singaporean government to ask them to give us a fair trial.”<br><br>Vice President-elect Boediono met with the family in Singapore on Tuesday, and while Hartono said Boediono was supportive, “he is not in the government yet.”<br><br>“He only met us one day before the verdict,” Hartono said. “What can we expect from him?”<br><br>Hartono took the opportunity to thank David’s friends and individuals who were sympathetic to the family’s plight.<br><br>“Without their generous help, we wouldn’t have been able to hire a lawyer and pay our expenses in Singapore,” he said.<br><br>Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda rejected the notion that the government had not helped, saying the family chose to hire its own Indonesian lawyer instead of going through the embassy to secure someone local.<br><br>"How the embassy can help the family mainly depends on their being included in the legal process," he said. "We remain committed to supporting and protecting Indonesian citizens."</blockquote></span></p></div></div>
OK! So we have kangaroo justice.<br>What can you do? Chey!
Yoh! I'm not paid to think! Chey!
The MIWs deserve all the shits they get from ungrateful FTrash.
It is retribution for the "Peasants you die is your business." attitude.
It is retribution for the "Peasants you die is your business." attitude.
OK! So we have kangaroo justice.<br>What can you do? Chey!
http://iierma.wordpress.com/2009/07/30/coroner-justice-for-davids-death-case-was-unfair/
Singapore Government fully interfered to Coroner Justice
The Coroner Justice that held yesterday, 29 July at Subordinate Court Singapore was fully intervention from Singapore government. Singapore Government covered up the truth of coroner of David’s death. The result of this coroner justice as predicted stated that David’s death was suicide and case closed!
The result of autopsy from forensic Doctor including David’s 36 wounds and pocks of blood on David’s laptop and the silent situation at campus on that day of incident, and some of infelicities, all of those facts that should be as a exhibitor, on the other hand, those not mention during the assembly lasting.
David’s case had reached to the area of politics and related to foreign politics of Indonesian government, and Indonesian government should help this case. According to David’s family, Indonesian government in this case, on behalf of President Susilo Bambang Yudoyono no significant help to this case so far. Yesterday, on tempointeraktif, the candidate of vice president Indonesia, Boediono promised to give assistant to this case, but as most people predict that Indonesian government unable to show the cuspid to Singapore.
As MetroTV interviewed David’s family, “if the result stated that David’s dead was suicide, what the family next plan to do?”, William, David’s brother said, “possibility, the family will bring this case to the International Court of Justice”.
Singapore Government fully interfered to Coroner Justice
The Coroner Justice that held yesterday, 29 July at Subordinate Court Singapore was fully intervention from Singapore government. Singapore Government covered up the truth of coroner of David’s death. The result of this coroner justice as predicted stated that David’s death was suicide and case closed!
The result of autopsy from forensic Doctor including David’s 36 wounds and pocks of blood on David’s laptop and the silent situation at campus on that day of incident, and some of infelicities, all of those facts that should be as a exhibitor, on the other hand, those not mention during the assembly lasting.
David’s case had reached to the area of politics and related to foreign politics of Indonesian government, and Indonesian government should help this case. According to David’s family, Indonesian government in this case, on behalf of President Susilo Bambang Yudoyono no significant help to this case so far. Yesterday, on tempointeraktif, the candidate of vice president Indonesia, Boediono promised to give assistant to this case, but as most people predict that Indonesian government unable to show the cuspid to Singapore.
As MetroTV interviewed David’s family, “if the result stated that David’s dead was suicide, what the family next plan to do?”, William, David’s brother said, “possibility, the family will bring this case to the International Court of Justice”.
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I haven't heard so many conspiracy theories since the Flor Contemplacion case, no Im wrong, last time I watched the x-files got some that come close but don't quite top these ones.
http://tnp.sg/news/story/0,4136,209142,00.html
NTU Student's Death
HIS FAMILY HITS OUT AT...
OWN LAWYER
David Hartanto Widjaja's family storms out of court
By Amanda Yong
July 31, 2009
MOMENTS after the coroner pronounced a verdict of suicide, the family of the dead man stood up.
Even before State Coroner Victor Yeo could finish reading his statement, the three figures - two of them clad in their usual batik shirts - stormed off.
The family of David Hartanto Widjaja had been listening intently as the coroner read his findings and verdict yesterday - the final day of the inquiry into his death.
David, 21, a final-year electrical and electronic engineering student at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), fell four storeys to his death at about 10.30am on 2 Mar.
He had allegedly stabbed Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk, 45, the supervisor of his final-year project (FYP).
Frowning deeply, David's father, Mr Hartono Widjaja, 56, was a picture of concentration while David's brother, Mr William Widjaja, 24, appeared disturbed as the coroner's reading of his judgment drew to a close.
His mother, Mrs Widjaja, showed no emotion.
But once the verdict was announced, the family hurried out of the courtroom where they released their pent-up emotions.
Rage
Amid the hordes of reporters, groups of Indonesian embassy officials, swelling ranks of concerned policemen and a crowd of curious spectators, Mr William Widjaja and his father raged against the outcome.
Conspiracy, they said.
All lies, they claimed.
In agitated tones, their voices raised and faces flushed, they spoke of their anger and rejection of the verdict.
And most of all, their disbelief.
Said Mr William Widjaja: 'You just think, if your brother suffered like David, would you believe David would commit suicide? It's murder. Please lah, use your heart.'
As the investigating officers streamed out of the courtroom, the father and son and Indonesian blogger Iwan Piliang, who has been assisting the family in the inquiry, hurled vitriol at them.
When Mr Shashi Nathan, the family's lawyer, appeared, he became the next target of their fury.
'You didn't bring the digital forensic evidence,' shouted Mr Iwan.
'They (the court) didn't allow it,' Mr Nathan replied calmly.
'It's not personal. Shashi, this is not personal,' Mr Iwan said, his voice still raised.
Mr Nathan: 'You have the right to express your personal opinion, and William too, but the court didn't allow the evidence to be admitted. On my part, I've tried my best.'
Mr Hartono Widjaja: 'Certainly, I can't accept this.'
Mr Nathan: 'What? The verdict?'
Mr Widjaja: 'Yes.'
As her menfolk lashed out at the court and those involved in the case, Mrs Widjaja sat alone, quiet tears streaming down her face.
How did she feel about the verdict?
'I'm very sad and angry with the court because my son was killed. He did not commit suicide,' she said.
When The New Paper asked if she had expected the verdict, she appeared stumped. Mr William Widjaja, too, did not answer the question when it was put to him.
Instead, he said: 'What do you think? Would you agree with me? If only the judge would accept...' His voice trailed off and he did not elaborate.
Based on the evidence adduced, Mr Yeo, the state coroner, concluded that David 'did voluntarily stab ProfChan's back with a knife'. In the struggle between the two, ProfChan grabbed the knife and broke the handle.
David also sustained 19 external injuries on his upper limbs, including a deep wound on his right arm. These injuries were likely sustained during the struggle.
But, said Mr Yeo, 'this is not to say that these injuries were deliberately inflicted by Prof Chan'.
David later left Prof Chan's office, walked down staircases and a corridor, then climbed over a parapet wall onto the glass roof of a link-bridge where he used his hands 'to push himself off the wall of the link-bridge'.
'This,' Mr Yeo said, 'was done with the intention to end his life prematurely.'
David died from multiple injuries as a result of his fall from height, the coroner added.
He agreed with police investigators that there was no foul play involved.
Mr Yeo said it was 'very likely that David was the aggressor and Prof Chan the victim as the evidence throughout the entire episode showed Prof Chan was the one shouting for help, Prof Chan was the one trying to get out of the office...'
Witnesses who saw Prof Chan rush out of his office said he was 'the first person to rush out of his own office... he looked frightened and panicky'.
Two photographs of Prof Chan, taken at the scene, showed his 'visibily shaken appearance,' Mr Yeo said.
On the other hand, David 'appeared calm' when he came out of the office. His behaviour 'was not consistent with that of a victim or one brutally attacked by Prof Chan'.
Mr Yeo accepted that 'David appeared to be his normal self before his demise and so his sudden and unnatural death came as a shock to his family and friends'.
He said he also 'fully accepts that David did not disclose his feelings to his close friends, and even to William'.
But 'a crucial piece of evidence', a text file entitled Last Words found in David's laptop and 'believed to be a suicide note', shed light on David's state of mind, Mr Yeo said.
In the one-page document, created on 25Jan, the unnamed writer started out by saying: 'If this e-mail is sent, that means most probably I'm no longer in this world.
'Yes, I'm committing suicide and I've my reasons. Delete this e-mail immediately if you're not interested or do not care about me at all.'
Mr Yeo said given that David's laptop was password-protected and that the note contained 'intimate details of his childhood and family', the note 'could not have been written by anyone other than David'.
The note showed that David 'clearly struggled and found life difficult after he left high school for university,' he added.
This was consistent with the testimony of David's close friend and fellow Indonesian student, Mr Hardian Setiawan Winata.
He had testified that David lost interest in his studies from the second year onwards and no longer aimed to do well. Instead, he spent a lot of time playing online games.
David did not make any progress in his FYP and had no updates for Prof Chan. Thus, it was 'possible that David was afraid of Prof Chan'.
And while David 'behaved normally to his friends and family, and did not exhibit any signs of trouble, not everything was going well,' said Mr Yeo.
'He found it a struggle to continue living his life 'in sorrow and suffering'.'
He said: 'I can fully empathise with David's family and their disbelief at the evidence adduced at this inquiry.'
But Mr Yeo said he found the witnesses, including the nine who saw the incident, to be credible.
And he accepted the opinions of the expert witnesses, including Dr Marian Wang and Associate Professor Gilbert Lau, pathologists from the Health Sciences Authority.
When The New Paper later asked Mr Nathan about the 'digital forensic evidence' mentioned by Mr Iwan, he said the family had wanted to bring in a digital forensic expert to give testimony in court.
'But the court didn't allow it as they already had their own expert,' Mr Nathan said.
He added that he had 'already explained (this) to the family at length'.
What was it like dealing with the family?
'Difficult,' said Mr Nathan.
'Their antics were sometimes quite upsetting, and sometimes unreasonable, but I tell myself, how would I feel if it were my brother or my son?
'Emotions were running very high but the family has my deepest sympathies. I empathise with what they're going through.'
Difficult
He added: 'Honestly, this was one of the most difficult hearings I've had to deal with in my career.
'But I've a duty not just to the family but to the court, and my conscience is clear.'
Mr Nathan said he did not know of the family's plans following the verdict as he had not received any instructions. For now, the family plans to return to Jakarta tomorrow.
But Mr William Widjaja had earlier declared to reporters on the steps of the Subordinate Courts: 'We will not stop here. We will do everything to prove to the world that David was murdered.'
NTU Student's Death
HIS FAMILY HITS OUT AT...
OWN LAWYER
David Hartanto Widjaja's family storms out of court
By Amanda Yong
July 31, 2009
MOMENTS after the coroner pronounced a verdict of suicide, the family of the dead man stood up.
Even before State Coroner Victor Yeo could finish reading his statement, the three figures - two of them clad in their usual batik shirts - stormed off.
The family of David Hartanto Widjaja had been listening intently as the coroner read his findings and verdict yesterday - the final day of the inquiry into his death.
David, 21, a final-year electrical and electronic engineering student at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), fell four storeys to his death at about 10.30am on 2 Mar.
He had allegedly stabbed Associate Professor Chan Kap Luk, 45, the supervisor of his final-year project (FYP).
Frowning deeply, David's father, Mr Hartono Widjaja, 56, was a picture of concentration while David's brother, Mr William Widjaja, 24, appeared disturbed as the coroner's reading of his judgment drew to a close.
His mother, Mrs Widjaja, showed no emotion.
But once the verdict was announced, the family hurried out of the courtroom where they released their pent-up emotions.
Rage
Amid the hordes of reporters, groups of Indonesian embassy officials, swelling ranks of concerned policemen and a crowd of curious spectators, Mr William Widjaja and his father raged against the outcome.
Conspiracy, they said.
All lies, they claimed.
In agitated tones, their voices raised and faces flushed, they spoke of their anger and rejection of the verdict.
And most of all, their disbelief.
Said Mr William Widjaja: 'You just think, if your brother suffered like David, would you believe David would commit suicide? It's murder. Please lah, use your heart.'
As the investigating officers streamed out of the courtroom, the father and son and Indonesian blogger Iwan Piliang, who has been assisting the family in the inquiry, hurled vitriol at them.
When Mr Shashi Nathan, the family's lawyer, appeared, he became the next target of their fury.
'You didn't bring the digital forensic evidence,' shouted Mr Iwan.
'They (the court) didn't allow it,' Mr Nathan replied calmly.
'It's not personal. Shashi, this is not personal,' Mr Iwan said, his voice still raised.
Mr Nathan: 'You have the right to express your personal opinion, and William too, but the court didn't allow the evidence to be admitted. On my part, I've tried my best.'
Mr Hartono Widjaja: 'Certainly, I can't accept this.'
Mr Nathan: 'What? The verdict?'
Mr Widjaja: 'Yes.'
As her menfolk lashed out at the court and those involved in the case, Mrs Widjaja sat alone, quiet tears streaming down her face.
How did she feel about the verdict?
'I'm very sad and angry with the court because my son was killed. He did not commit suicide,' she said.
When The New Paper asked if she had expected the verdict, she appeared stumped. Mr William Widjaja, too, did not answer the question when it was put to him.
Instead, he said: 'What do you think? Would you agree with me? If only the judge would accept...' His voice trailed off and he did not elaborate.
Based on the evidence adduced, Mr Yeo, the state coroner, concluded that David 'did voluntarily stab ProfChan's back with a knife'. In the struggle between the two, ProfChan grabbed the knife and broke the handle.
David also sustained 19 external injuries on his upper limbs, including a deep wound on his right arm. These injuries were likely sustained during the struggle.
But, said Mr Yeo, 'this is not to say that these injuries were deliberately inflicted by Prof Chan'.
David later left Prof Chan's office, walked down staircases and a corridor, then climbed over a parapet wall onto the glass roof of a link-bridge where he used his hands 'to push himself off the wall of the link-bridge'.
'This,' Mr Yeo said, 'was done with the intention to end his life prematurely.'
David died from multiple injuries as a result of his fall from height, the coroner added.
He agreed with police investigators that there was no foul play involved.
Mr Yeo said it was 'very likely that David was the aggressor and Prof Chan the victim as the evidence throughout the entire episode showed Prof Chan was the one shouting for help, Prof Chan was the one trying to get out of the office...'
Witnesses who saw Prof Chan rush out of his office said he was 'the first person to rush out of his own office... he looked frightened and panicky'.
Two photographs of Prof Chan, taken at the scene, showed his 'visibily shaken appearance,' Mr Yeo said.
On the other hand, David 'appeared calm' when he came out of the office. His behaviour 'was not consistent with that of a victim or one brutally attacked by Prof Chan'.
Mr Yeo accepted that 'David appeared to be his normal self before his demise and so his sudden and unnatural death came as a shock to his family and friends'.
He said he also 'fully accepts that David did not disclose his feelings to his close friends, and even to William'.
But 'a crucial piece of evidence', a text file entitled Last Words found in David's laptop and 'believed to be a suicide note', shed light on David's state of mind, Mr Yeo said.
In the one-page document, created on 25Jan, the unnamed writer started out by saying: 'If this e-mail is sent, that means most probably I'm no longer in this world.
'Yes, I'm committing suicide and I've my reasons. Delete this e-mail immediately if you're not interested or do not care about me at all.'
Mr Yeo said given that David's laptop was password-protected and that the note contained 'intimate details of his childhood and family', the note 'could not have been written by anyone other than David'.
The note showed that David 'clearly struggled and found life difficult after he left high school for university,' he added.
This was consistent with the testimony of David's close friend and fellow Indonesian student, Mr Hardian Setiawan Winata.
He had testified that David lost interest in his studies from the second year onwards and no longer aimed to do well. Instead, he spent a lot of time playing online games.
David did not make any progress in his FYP and had no updates for Prof Chan. Thus, it was 'possible that David was afraid of Prof Chan'.
And while David 'behaved normally to his friends and family, and did not exhibit any signs of trouble, not everything was going well,' said Mr Yeo.
'He found it a struggle to continue living his life 'in sorrow and suffering'.'
He said: 'I can fully empathise with David's family and their disbelief at the evidence adduced at this inquiry.'
But Mr Yeo said he found the witnesses, including the nine who saw the incident, to be credible.
And he accepted the opinions of the expert witnesses, including Dr Marian Wang and Associate Professor Gilbert Lau, pathologists from the Health Sciences Authority.
When The New Paper later asked Mr Nathan about the 'digital forensic evidence' mentioned by Mr Iwan, he said the family had wanted to bring in a digital forensic expert to give testimony in court.
'But the court didn't allow it as they already had their own expert,' Mr Nathan said.
He added that he had 'already explained (this) to the family at length'.
What was it like dealing with the family?
'Difficult,' said Mr Nathan.
'Their antics were sometimes quite upsetting, and sometimes unreasonable, but I tell myself, how would I feel if it were my brother or my son?
'Emotions were running very high but the family has my deepest sympathies. I empathise with what they're going through.'
Difficult
He added: 'Honestly, this was one of the most difficult hearings I've had to deal with in my career.
'But I've a duty not just to the family but to the court, and my conscience is clear.'
Mr Nathan said he did not know of the family's plans following the verdict as he had not received any instructions. For now, the family plans to return to Jakarta tomorrow.
But Mr William Widjaja had earlier declared to reporters on the steps of the Subordinate Courts: 'We will not stop here. We will do everything to prove to the world that David was murdered.'
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<p>Lawyer Shashi Nathan asked to judge , to consider the submission report which been reported on July 15 as a credible report and the court not just depending on what witnesses said during two inquiries between May and June. Judge Victor Yeo accepted, and soon the Prosecutor Shilah Iqbal read their defence against the submission report.</p>
<p>After lunch break recess, court continued with Judge Victor Yeo explaining his conclusion about the court. And soon after Judge said the verdict is Suicide, <strong>The Kins’ walk out the court</strong> following soon by the attendances even Judge not closing yet the court. According to our source, this is the <strong>first time ever walk out showed</strong> in Coroner Court.</p>
<p>Some notes were made after the Coroner Court.</p>
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<li>Lawyer SN did not defend the family as his best. He could not do anything about the digital evidence that might be helped Kins tracing whats inside Laptops and other gadgets to find a motive.</li>
<li>Facts and witnesses bring into court been to obvious only to protect and defend one side.</li>
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<p>Kins would not stopped at this verdict. They will continue finds new evidences that will bring justice into its proper word and place.</p></div>
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<p>The court might be over, life will go on.</p>
<p>Kins of DHW today in Indonesia Embassy meet with Mr. Yayan Mulyana to say their grateful of the support from the Embassy. Foreword family hope these warmths relation would be continue for a long time relationship. Kins also wanted to clarify the news around media that Indonesia Foreign Department said a kinda spinning words about what really happened on and off the court. After a gracious lunch with Mr Yayan Mulyana, kins were met Lawyer Shashi Nathan asking about what next step Lawyer might suggest since Kins did not want to stop to find justice for their son , and most of it for Indonesia Pride.</p>
<p>Mr Nathen suggest two options that would be consider later on by Kins. Meanwhile the gadgets that still in the Jurong East Police Department , been promised to get back soon by Mr Nathan, in front of Kins, Mr Yayan Mulyana, Mr Iwan Piliang, and Admin. Mr Nathan promised latest by tomorrow evening the Laptop and other gadgets will be bring back to Kins in Indonesia Embassy.</p></div>
July 30th, 2009
Invite PRESS CONFERENCE:
Murder Case Update David Last and Next Steps
David Wijaya death cases, students who are not reasonable in the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Nanyang Technology University (NTU), has entered the final stage of the trial decision where the Court Coroner David declared suicide.
With the fall of vonis, the case means that David is considered complete. According to the family there is conspiracy between the Police, Judicial, NTU and Singapore. The NTU and the police issued the stories, or false evidence indicates that David wanted to do the murder and suicide. Therefore, since the beginning of the scroll case, the family requested that the court can berlangsunng fair, honest and open. But the injustice of various gaffe that missed, the family must accept the courts decision coronor court.
Actual process of how the coroner court? The extent to which kredibiliitas coroner court in connection with the case of David Hartanto dikremasi already, the absence of fingerprints, the police, and no DNA tests. And the absence of a digital forensic recognized internationally? How Peradi rate decision the council coroner's court?
We invite colleagues to attend the Press Conference, which will be held on:
Day / Date: Friday, 31 July 2009
Time: 13:30 WIB - finish
Place: Room azure-Intiland Tower / Wisma Dharmala Sakti Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 32 Jakarta 10220
Persons:
1. Christovita Wiloto (Chairman of the Advocacy Team Murder Case David)
2. Hutasoit tower (OC Kaligis Representative, Legal Counsel David Hartanto Family)
3. Dr. Otto Hasibuan, S.H., M.M. Chairman Peradi (In Confirmation)
Regards
Ineke Novianty
Media Relations
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<p>the court started delayed for about one hour from usual schedule.</p>
<p>Lawyer Shashi Nathan asked to judge , to consider the submission report which been reported on July 15 as a credible report and the court not just depending on what witnesses said during two inquiries between May and June. Judge Victor Yeo accepted, and soon the Prosecutor Shilah Iqbal read their defence against the submission report.</p>
<p>After lunch break recess, court continued with Judge Victor Yeo explaining his conclusion about the court. And soon after Judge said the verdict is Suicide, <strong>The Kins’ walk out the court</strong> following soon by the attendances even Judge not closing yet the court. According to our source, this is the <strong>first time ever walk out showed</strong> in Coroner Court.</p>
<p>Some notes were made after the Coroner Court.</p>
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<li>Lawyer SN did not defend the family as his best. He could not do anything about the digital evidence that might be helped Kins tracing whats inside Laptops and other gadgets to find a motive.</li>
<li>Facts and witnesses bring into court been to obvious only to protect and defend one side.</li>
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<p>Kins would not stopped at this verdict. They will continue finds new evidences that will bring justice into its proper word and place.</p></div>
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<p>The court might be over, life will go on.</p>
<p>Kins of DHW today in Indonesia Embassy meet with Mr. Yayan Mulyana to say their grateful of the support from the Embassy. Foreword family hope these warmths relation would be continue for a long time relationship. Kins also wanted to clarify the news around media that Indonesia Foreign Department said a kinda spinning words about what really happened on and off the court. After a gracious lunch with Mr Yayan Mulyana, kins were met Lawyer Shashi Nathan asking about what next step Lawyer might suggest since Kins did not want to stop to find justice for their son , and most of it for Indonesia Pride.</p>
<p>Mr Nathen suggest two options that would be consider later on by Kins. Meanwhile the gadgets that still in the Jurong East Police Department , been promised to get back soon by Mr Nathan, in front of Kins, Mr Yayan Mulyana, Mr Iwan Piliang, and Admin. Mr Nathan promised latest by tomorrow evening the Laptop and other gadgets will be bring back to Kins in Indonesia Embassy.</p></div>
July 30th, 2009
Invite PRESS CONFERENCE:
Murder Case Update David Last and Next Steps
David Wijaya death cases, students who are not reasonable in the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Nanyang Technology University (NTU), has entered the final stage of the trial decision where the Court Coroner David declared suicide.
With the fall of vonis, the case means that David is considered complete. According to the family there is conspiracy between the Police, Judicial, NTU and Singapore. The NTU and the police issued the stories, or false evidence indicates that David wanted to do the murder and suicide. Therefore, since the beginning of the scroll case, the family requested that the court can berlangsunng fair, honest and open. But the injustice of various gaffe that missed, the family must accept the courts decision coronor court.
Actual process of how the coroner court? The extent to which kredibiliitas coroner court in connection with the case of David Hartanto dikremasi already, the absence of fingerprints, the police, and no DNA tests. And the absence of a digital forensic recognized internationally? How Peradi rate decision the council coroner's court?
We invite colleagues to attend the Press Conference, which will be held on:
Day / Date: Friday, 31 July 2009
Time: 13:30 WIB - finish
Place: Room azure-Intiland Tower / Wisma Dharmala Sakti Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 32 Jakarta 10220
Persons:
1. Christovita Wiloto (Chairman of the Advocacy Team Murder Case David)
2. Hutasoit tower (OC Kaligis Representative, Legal Counsel David Hartanto Family)
3. Dr. Otto Hasibuan, S.H., M.M. Chairman Peradi (In Confirmation)
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http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2009/07/30/david039s-family-plans-bring-case-int’l-court.html
<h1>David's family plans to bring case to int’l court </h1>
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<strong>Adianto P. Simamora</strong> , The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu, 07/30/2009 10:24 PM | National </p>
<p>The family of David Hartanto Widjaya, an Indonesian student ruled by Singaporean Coroner’s Court to have committed suicide, says it will bring the case before an international court to seek justice for David’s death.<br><br>David’s father, Hartono said his family was still discussing the legal process to challenge the Coroners Court’s verdict, which he declared was a conspiracy.<br><br>“We will keep moving forward to seek justice for David’s death and intend to bring the case before an international court, in Singapore or elsewhere,” he told The Jakarta Post from Singapore on Thursday.<br><br>“To us, the Coroner’s Court did not investigate the cause of David’s death.”<br><br>Singapore’s Coroner’s Court ruled Wednesday that David, 21, who was studying at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), committed suicide by jumping from a campus building, after allegedly stabbing his professor with a kitchen knife.</p>
<h1>David's family plans to bring case to int’l court </h1>
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<strong>Adianto P. Simamora</strong> , The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu, 07/30/2009 10:24 PM | National </p>
<p>The family of David Hartanto Widjaya, an Indonesian student ruled by Singaporean Coroner’s Court to have committed suicide, says it will bring the case before an international court to seek justice for David’s death.<br><br>David’s father, Hartono said his family was still discussing the legal process to challenge the Coroners Court’s verdict, which he declared was a conspiracy.<br><br>“We will keep moving forward to seek justice for David’s death and intend to bring the case before an international court, in Singapore or elsewhere,” he told The Jakarta Post from Singapore on Thursday.<br><br>“To us, the Coroner’s Court did not investigate the cause of David’s death.”<br><br>Singapore’s Coroner’s Court ruled Wednesday that David, 21, who was studying at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), committed suicide by jumping from a campus building, after allegedly stabbing his professor with a kitchen knife.</p>
What they want to take it international? Are they trying to claim that Singapore has kangaroo courts?!
Looks like the Altantuya case has a contender.
Two neighbors fighting and competing as usual.
But why don't they both fight to consume more recycled sewage water? Don't they always fight for everything?
Two neighbors fighting and competing as usual.
But why don't they both fight to consume more recycled sewage water? Don't they always fight for everything?
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