Artalyta Suryani & Prison Luxury

Jan 12th, 2010, in IM Posts, Opinion, by Ross

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22 Comments on “Artalyta Suryani & Prison Luxury”

madrotter Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 3:02 pm
great post ross i couldn’t agree more… might be something to strip folks like this of their riches, give them a kaki lima and let them find out how the rest here is trying to survive… follow them with hidden camera’s and call the show hekuba’s wheel of fortune or something…
riniss Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 3:29 pm
It is because many people want money the most than being afraid of the law.ridiculous,the prisoner has luxurious jail.maybe it’s what they meant by ‘hotel rodeo’ or jail with five star hotel facilities..

The latest news, Kepala Penjara has already being non active by the minister of law.
BrotherMouzone Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 3:58 pm
@Ross

Is that an actual photo of her cell/Karaoke Room?

Because I can clearly make out two shotguns mounted in a frame at the far end… probably not a great idea in a prison…

I took great pleasure in watching the Metro TV reporters ripping into the DepHukGit yesterday evening – they were openly laughing at his feeble answers. Particularly amusing was the fact that the prison authorities immediately filled the bedroom with other inmates and claimed that it was a “communal area” (that just happened to be lined with photos of Artalyta).

Best bit of Indonesian TV I’ve seen in years!
David Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 4:14 pm
That photo was ‘creatively’ added by me, no it’s not the real thing, was a bit rushed. (Edit – changed it) This may possibly be more like it.
madrotter Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 4:53 pm
hmmmmh… well, she’ll probably will have some photo’s taken from her in some dirty hole in a wall with 15 hollow eyed fellow prisoners who each get 10.000rp and a free t shirt, she’ll do some teary eyed interviews for metro tv only…then we all forget about her again and she’ll move back in her comfy room where big bouquettes of flowers, compliments from surya paloh, await her… i’m not in the least surprised about all of this at all, it’s all pretty entertaining, seeing these elite type making fools of themselves so publicly all he time…
madrotter Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 5:05 pm
in all honesty though, after watching the video, i’m not that impressed with her cel…

it is roomy though…
Ross Says:
January 12th, 2010 at 9:04 pm
I’ve stayed in worse!
But, m-r, you are sadly bound to be right, that the scandalous favoured status these rat-bags get will continue. In the usual way of things, I wouldn’t even have bothered to write the post.
However, that dork on Metro really ticked me off, addressing his fellow-pampered brats in such a manner that he overtly spat on the real people of this country who work so hard for so little return.
God help me, I’m beginning to sound like a commie! (sorry, fans, that last was humour)
deta Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 9:33 am
then we all forget about her again and she’ll move back in her comfy room where big bouquettes of flowers, compliments from surya paloh, await her…

Indonesian people are forgetful, we’re fed up with too many unclosed cases, too many unfinished scandals. It’s the responsibility of the media to keep reminding people about injustice in Indonesia to make people aware and do not take it as business as usual.

The media has been doing quite good in gossiping the personal life of the artists. They can do the same thing in gossiping these rich bitches and their sons (sons of bitches) as well. If law can no more touch them (justice has been dead anyway), at least they will get the social punishment for what they’ve done
Ross Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Nice turn of phrase, deta!
David Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 2:09 pm
More pics, this is the ‘vocational room’ at Pondok Bambu

And then there’s our friend Ahmad Dhani who says “people who have money have to be treated differently”. And “she’s got a lot of money, she has to share it around. That’s a good thing”.

Ahmad Dhani Dukung Sel Mewah Artalyta Suryani
madrotter Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 5:21 pm
it also would be a very good thing if this ahmad dhani would get prison-raped, the guy’s such a big asshole it would be a good thing if he shared a bit of it, what a jerk..
Ross Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 9:01 pm
JP today mentions she has acknowledged paying extra for the privileged place.
So since bribing a public official is surely illegal, let’s see the arrogant cow hauled back into court and given a few more years.
BrotherMouzone Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 9:40 pm
Of course, the cynic in me might believe that this is a well-timed bit of distraction from the powers that be.

I think everyone has known that cells like this exist (and that wealthy prisoners come and go as they want) for a while, haven’t they? Convenient that this would come up now. Bank Centurwhat?
madrotter Says:
January 13th, 2010 at 11:24 pm
jup, we’ll probably have some dangdut singer mysteriously dead or something too…
Ross Says:
January 14th, 2010 at 9:38 am
Just saw her on Metro news, looking entirely unrepentant and saying that every woman wants to look her best, so why the fuss….she appears to be utterly without conscience. Am sure she is correct, but how many of the thousands of poor gals in jail get the chance to look their best?
This is so obvious that I feel awkward stating it, but it seems beyond these turds to recognise the iniquity of what goes on.
Oigal Says:
January 14th, 2010 at 10:36 am
saying that every woman wants to look her best,

Well if thats the best she can look then she does deserve pity. She is uglier outside than she is inside and thats difficult in her case. The old sayings hold true “beauty is only skin deep but ugly goes right to the bone”
adegustiann Says:
January 19th, 2010 at 12:32 am
bad law for indonesia. our goverment must make a good system to pair our country.. just it..
Ross Says:
January 21st, 2010 at 3:38 am
Did anybody see Anggodo on Metro in the wee small hours, 3am-ish, today, Thursday.?
The show was called Republik Maling.
He’s in a ‘cell’ in Cipinang with 15 beds, very bright, clean-looking room, which does not resemble at all what one has heard about prisoner accommodation in Indonesia. I have stayed in Sydney Youth Hostel and Anggodo’s lodgings look a lot nicer.
The very pretty reporter lady asked him directly if he had paid anything for such ‘lebih enak’ facilities, and he clearly said he hadn’t.
The warden and various functionaries appeared, smiling and shaking hands very deferentially. Hard to imagine your average preman would get such treatment but never mind.
Stop press. As I watch, it turns out that the guy was not the warden but the Minister for Justice.
When he escorted the Metro gal on to the other types of cell, he did not shake hands nor did the cells resemble Anggodo’s. There were fewer smiles. Sydney Youth Hostel began to look quite appealing in retrospect.
The Minister did say that the place we’d first seen was temporary, for those not convicted. Apparently it was meant to be the hospital facility, though Anggodo said he was fine and showed no sign of illness.
A couple of guards were brought forward to say that no such thing as bribery for special treatment was known to them. I can’t imagine what reaction would have occurred if any prisoner had contradicted them, but no such bold inmate stepped forward.
deta Says:
January 27th, 2010 at 11:05 am
Apparently no dangdut singer died, but the mass ATM skimming case is enough to distract the Indonesian people’s attention away from this matter… Artalytwhat?
Purba Negoro Says:
April 15th, 2010 at 6:08 pm
yet again, many bule idiots all miss the point.

These cells and facilities are provided at the prisoner’s expense- not the State.
What is the nett evil- distribution of wealth to prisoners and guards for protection?
This does ever not happen in the West? Nonsense.

Therefore- what a private individual does with their cell space is well within their rights as a condemned.
This norm is duplicated in the West- but as usual, vacuous whites fail to see their own hypocrisy before opening yammering mouth.

How many Italian mafioso gained weight in prison on imported pastrami and mortadella?

Didn’t the Austrlian thin blue line in Melbourne’s Coburg have red-faces when explaining how they overlooked Ferraris parked in sub AUD $200,000 bungaloes?

Go watch Good Fellas.
To some, it may simplistic and patronisingly one-dimensional- but most of the bules here especially the Australians would be slightly hard pressed to comprehend it.

Additionally- whatever wrongs these criminals may have done- they still did not murder and maim thousands of innocent Afghan’s or Iraqis for their elite’s insatiable oil lust.
Unlike the unaccountable terrorists John H(C)oward, Tony Bliar Blair and George (Curious George) Walker Bush Jnr

Summary- get own house in order before critiquing others. Otherwise shut yaps.
ET Says:
April 15th, 2010 at 6:22 pm
These cells and facilities are provided at the prisoner’s expense- not the State.

O, it’s okay then.
aziz Says:
July 2nd, 2010 at 3:17 pm
i dont agree with this concept.if you want luxury might better stay out from comitting offences that is punishable wuth prisons term.

the purpose of prison is a place where incarceration is the basic of evrythng hoping that prisoners minght repent and feel sorry of what they have done.

this so call hotel definately wont change even an inches the criminal mind among exprisoners