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And Copsar, it finally sings, onto Honto. The magnate, a nephew of

Cambodian Premier Hun Sen, has built his business empire in one of the shadiest ways on earth,

chopping down lumber and timber from Cambodia's lush forests, then shipping it out,

some might say trafficking it, to China and, on occasion, Australia.

Those who speak out against the destruction at home, will they end up in prison or in exile?

Or, like one local reporter in 1994, dead.

But timber, Aussie cops ashore, isn't just the only thing Hentot is getting into their country.

They launched Operation Ili Pango in 2002 to investigate heroin shipments smuggled inside the wood,

which is getting out onto the streets of Australia's biggest cities, its proceeds washed via Chinese triads, and, in one case,

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