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Copperfield's cargo remains unclaimed

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Ikram Putra
The Jakarta Post/Jakarta

Tanjung Priok Customs says the two 40-foot containers belonging to magician David Copperfield will become "no-man's" property unless claimed within 30 days.

"We will wait only 30 days. If nobody picks them up then we'll declare them no-man's property," head of prevention and investigation at Tanjung Priok Customs, Heru Sulastyono, said.

The containers arrived last week from Los Angeles.

Copperfield, whose real name is David Seth Kotskin, has canceled a string of performances in Southeast Asia including in Jakarta, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand following investigations into his alleged sexual misconduct in the U.S.

Peter Basuki, whose company was organizing the Jakarta shows, lost more than US$1 million in advertising and other preparations as a result of the cancellation.

Official Sulastyono said if the equipment was unclaimed it would become "property of the state".

3 Komentar:

Anonymous Anonymous »
05 November, 2007 08:53  

Yaa....padahal udah nunggu pengin nonton, dulu saat Copperfield ke Jakarta belum sempat nonton.

Anonymous Anonymous »
06 November, 2007 14:27  

Kalo dia dateng, suruh sulap jalanan biar nggak macet aja Bu Enny, hehe.

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