First pictures of Tommy Suharto in jail скачать в хорошем качестве

First pictures of Tommy Suharto in jail

(29 Jul 2002) 1. Exterior of Cipinang prison 2. Gates to prison 3. Wide of Tommy Suharto playing badminton game inside prison 4. Tommy hitting shuttlecock 5. Medium shot of game 6. Close-up of Tommy playing badminton - tilts down to his feet 7. Medium shot of Tommy wiping brow and chatting with reporters 8. Exterior of Tommy's prison cell 9. Tommy's name plate on door to cell 10. Close-up of framed picture of former president Suharto, Tommy's father, and children inside cell 11. Pan inside cell from picture to clothes rail 12. Pan from Tommy's mattress to clothes rail 13. Tilt up from floor of Tommy's private bathroom to ceiling 14. Wardens locking door to Tommy's cell 15. Close up of lock on door 16. Exterior of cell with door locked 17. Set up shot of Ngusman, Chief Warden of Cipinang prison 18. SOUNDBITE: (Bahasa Indonesia) Ngusman, Chief Warden of Cipinang prison "All the rooms in that block are the same size, the same model and have the same level of cleanliness." 19. Mid shot of row of cells next to Tommy's cell 20. Wardens walking away from locked gate 21. Prison sign 22. Wide exterior of prison STORYLINE: The youngest son of former Indonesian President Suharto may have just been convicted of murder and sentenced to 15 years in jail, but his demeanor on Monday showed few traces of his ordeal. Hutomo Mandala Putra, better known as Tommy Suharto, was found guilty on Friday of ordering the murder of a Supreme Court justice who had sentenced him to 18 months in jail for graft. The 40-year-old former playboy, who at one point was said to control a business empire worth 800 (m) million US dollars, was convicted of illegal weapons possession, fleeing justice and ordering the assassination of justice Syafiuddin Kartasasmita. But visitors to Jakarta's Cipinang prison found a jovial man dressed in a polo shirt, knee-length baggy shorts and a new pair of tennis shoes leisurely playing other inmates in an indoor badminton court. Referring to his 15-year sentence, a smiling Tommy told reporters, "I feel a little bad but what can I do?". He declined to confirm reports that he planned to appeal his verdict, saying only that he would meet with his attorneys on Thursday to discuss the matter. Journalists were allowed to glimpse Tommy's prison cell, which features a television, private shower and toilet, as well as freshly painted walls. On one of those walls is a framed photograph from the late 1960's showing Tommy, his father and two of his siblings. The prison's warden, Ngusman, insisted Tommy is not getting any special treatment, though he acknowledged his cell had been renovated recently. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...