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 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Police will question Indonesian intelligence agents for the first time about their alleged involvement in the poisoning death of a top human rights activist after a former pilot was convicted Friday of murder.
The questioning could break years of deadlock over the investigation into the killing of Munir Thalib, who had a reputation for exposing military abuse during the U.S.-backed dictatorship of former President Suharto.
Thalib died of arsenic poisoning on a commercial Garuda flight from Jakarta to Amsterdam in September 2004.
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