A Kuala Lumpur court sentenced Indonesian nationals Mohamad Idris and Jainuddin to death for distributing 5.7 kilograms of marijuana.[1][2] The two were found in possession of the drug when arrested in September 2002.[1][2] They told the court they were innocent and did not know the contents of a package they were delivering to a person they named as Tengku Yan, but they could never prove that person existed.[1][2]
Two Indonesians sentenced to death over 5.7 kg of marijuana in Kuala Lumpur
A Kuala Lumpur court sentenced Indonesian nationals Mohamad Idris and Jainuddin to death for distributing 5.7 kilograms of marijuana they were carrying when arrested in September 2002. The pair said they were delivering a package for a man they could not prove existed.
🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur · Malaysia
- Charged
- 2
- Sentenced
- 2
- Cannabis
- 5.7 kg
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis
- Case stage
- Sentenced
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
- Charged
- 2
- Sentenced
- 2
- Cannabis
- 5.7 kg
- Agency type
- Court
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis (5.7 kg)
- Activity
- Trafficking
- Case stage
- Sentenced
- Sentence
- Death sentence
- Date
- Publication date
Sources
- Hands Off Cainhandsoffcain.infoMALAYSIAN COURT SENTENCES TWO INDONESIANS TO DEATH
- Drug War Chroniclestopthedrugwar.orgArchived copyDrug War Chronicle
Open questions the AI reported
- The sentence was reported on 15 November 2008; the verdict's exact date is not stated.
- The reports give September 2002 as the month of the arrest but no exact date or place.
- The reports do not say whether the two men appealed against the conviction and sentence.