A decade without her daughter


Bounty on information:Indira Gandhi holding up a reward poster for clues that lead to either Riduan or Prasana’s whereabouts

ON the night of March 31, 2009, M. Indira Gandhi was at home feeling apprehensive, knowing that her estranged husband would probably be showing up soon.

She was a little bit afraid that Muhammad Riduan Abdullah might get aggressive. Her husband had a history of domestic abuse, she would later claim in police reports and when speaking to others.

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