JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian judge sentenced the son of an Interpol-wanted oil tycoon to 15 years in prison on Friday in connection with a corruption scheme estimated to have cost the government $17 billion. Muhammad Kerry Adrianto Riza is the highest-profile defendant to be convicted in the sprawling scandal involving state-owned energy firm Pertamina. READ: Indonesia: Interpol red notice out for ‘gasoline godfather’ Kerry was found guilty of manipulating a lease and colluding with several Pertamina executives, according to a statement from the Attorney General’s Office. “Muhammad Kerry Adrianto Riza has been proven in a legally and convincingly valid […]... Keep on reading: Son of Indonesia 'gasoline godfather' jailed in $17-B corruption case