A recent Sydney Morning Herald article sheds more light on the path of the heroin before it got strapped to the bodies of the Bali Nine. Andrew Chan, the 21-year-old from Sydney who was at first thought to be the kingpin has started to squeal. I imagine when the cops said to him that everyone was in a very deep hole and he was at the bottom, he decided the only way was up.
Shedding light on the path of the goods, Andrew told the Bali police that while he was staying at the Hard Rock Hotel on Kuta Beach he popped over to the Kuta Seaview Hotel which is about 100 meters up Jl. Pantai Kuta and received the shipment. I reviewed the Kuta Seaview Hotel last year so to get an idea of the environment these transactions take place in take a look at the photos.
The leader of the group Myuran Sukumaran, is refusing to talk, presumably after being confronted with the testimony of the other defendants including blabbermouth Renae Lawrence, who went from, I had no idea until the last minute, to, I know a lot and will tell it to you to save my neck.
I want to hear more about the Crescent Moon syndicate and its evil leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
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The so called mules’ testimony is changing from : “I was forced to do it your honour” to “I thought we were market testing some sort of odour absorbing body talk” to “yeah well we did do a few trial runs”. Indonesian police in true Pink Panther style missed the main drop while they were playing chess by the Hard Rock Pool.
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