At a public cemetery in the south Jakarta area, Raymond and Dean witnessed Gustave's funeral procession which was attended by a few mourners. There were several of them dressed mysteriously, staring at Dean and Raymond warily, as if they thought they were dangerous.
"I think they're the mobsters related to Gustave," Raymond whispered to Dean.
"I'll talk to them," Dean said with a probing look at the several mobs of mourners. He also approached them when Gustave's body had been buried, sprinkled with flowers and attached tombstones.
"I know who you are, no need to look at me worried or wary. I will not report your illicit business activities, but don't ever disturb the peace of my family," said Dean with a flat look.
"But some of the evidence is in the hands of your in-laws' confidant," said the man with black glasses with a posture that was not too dashing and had an Asian accent.
