Lisa Mariana's Attorney Receives DNA Test Results And Is Ready To Continue Legal Struggle

JAKARTA - The new chapter in the feud between Lisa Mariana and Ridwan Kamil began to find a bright spot. Lisa Mariana's attorney, Jhon Boy, stated that the DNA test results from the National Police Headquarters Health Center had been officially released.

Even though he accepted the result, Jhon Boy emphasized that the legal struggle for his client would still continue.

Responding to the results that have come out, Jhon Boy expressed his appreciation to the police who have worked professionally.

"It has also been released from the Pusdokes Polri Headquarters for the results, what is clear is that we, from Lisa Mariana's attorney, thank you to Bareskrim and Pusdokes Bareskrim for carrying out the results," said Jhon Boy.

He also highlighted the commitment of RK which previously stated that it would be responsible for whatever the outcome was.

"Like a statement from the RK, whatever the result, it will still be responsible in the future and we are very satisfied," he added.

However, Jhon Boy hinted that this was not the end of everything. He ensured that he would continue to accompany Lisa Mariana until all legal problems were resolved.

"Certainly, if it is called our struggle for our client Lisa Mariana, there will be. I will continue to accompany my client all the legal problems until they are finished," he said.

Furthermore, Jhon Boy dismissed all speculation about engineering. He emphasized his full belief in the professionalism of the National Police Headquarters Health Center in carrying out the DNA test procedure.

Jhon Boy asked all parties to be tolerant and accept the results issued by the official institution, as well as to stop unnecessary debate.

"I think this is a professional run by the National Police Pusdokes, so we don't think at all there is engineering," he said firmly.

He invited the public to see this result as an answer that had been awaited and no longer discussed the possibility of being negative.

"I don't think it needs to be discussed anymore, what is clear is that we have to be tolerant, the community is waiting for this, yes, this is the result," he said.