Another victim
Mysterious gunmen hunting suspected criminals in west Java have killed their 113th victim in Bandung, the Antara news agency reports. A racketeer in Cicadas has been found dead. His body was tattooed like most of the victims of the so-called death squads. Over the past few months victims have been found almost daily in west Java and Jakarta, and the tattoos are said to indicate their membership of criminal gangs. — Jakarta.
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Press, 28 June 1983, Page 17
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73Another victim Press, 28 June 1983, Page 17
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