In the quiet hours of a July morning in Denpasar, Bali's narcotics officers closed a carefully laid trap around a man who had unknowingly carried the threads of an international drug network to his own doorstep. What began as a flagged postal package ended in an arrest that has drawn investigators' eyes toward Cambodia and Sumatra, reminding us that the movement of illicit substances across borders is rarely the work of one person, but of many hands operating in deliberate obscurity. The case of GAS, known also as Boing, is less a story of one man's downfall than an opening window into a suppl