Prosecutor: Mario Dandy Creates Lies, Builds Alibi To Release Legal Entrepreneurs

The defendant Mario Dandy Satriyo in the case of the persecution of David Ozora at the South District Court, Tuesday 13 June (Rizky AP/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Public Prosecutor (JPU) assessed that the defendant Mario Dandy Satriyo created a series of lies in the case of alleged severe abuse of David Ozora. The goal is to build an alibi so that it is free from the snares of the law.

The prosecutor made this statement when he read out the replica or answer to the pledoi of the defendant Mario Dandy at the South Jakarta District Court, Thursday, August 24.

"The defendant Mario Dandy also created a series of lies to build an alibi to escape the snares of the law," said the prosecutor.

The lie that Mario Dandy told was actually an entry point for the police at the investigation level to determine him as a suspect.

Even at the trial stage. All the lies are clearly visible when viewed objectively.

"From this series of trials, we can objectively assess that the defendant Mario Dandy Satriyo is increasingly cornered by his own lies which can eventually be used as an indication of the defendant Mario Dandy Satriyo's mistake in the persecution he committed against David Ozora," said the prosecutor.

Originally, the prosecutor refused and denied all arguments from the defendant Mario Dandy Satriyo and his attorney as stated in the memorandum of defense or plea.

"The panel of judges that we honor, the honorable brother of the legal advisory team, basically we as the public prosecutor team reject and deny all the arguments from the legal advisory team or defendants in the plea," said the prosecutor.

As a reminder, Mario Dandy Satriyo was charged with imprisonment for 12 years. Because Mario is considered legally proven and convincingly guilty in the alleged severe assault case against David Ozora.

In addition, Rafael Alun Trisambodo's son is burdened with paying restitution of Rp120 billion. If Mario is unable to pay, then, there is an additional penalty in the form of imprisonment for 7 years