Reported About Evidence Of Rp600 Billion, KPK Confirms There Are Confiscation Documents Counterfeited

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has no problem with its investigators being reported to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police regarding the alleged embezzlement of evidence in the bribery case for case management and money laundering (TPPU) case of former Secretary of the Supreme Court (MA) Hasbi Hasan. Instead, they are ready to reveal that there are other parties who falsified confiscation report documents.

This was revealed by KPK spokesman Budi Prasetyo when asked for a response regarding his investigators who were reported to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police for allegedly embezzling confiscated goods in the form of assets worth Rp600 billion.

This report is known to have been made by Linda Susanti who once questioned the confiscation of her assets to the anti-corruption commission some time ago. He admitted that the assets were in the form of gold, money with Singapore dollar denominations to land certificates and important documents.

"If there is indeed a report in the police, this is actually our opportunity to explain the problem completely. Including the alleged act of falsifying the minutes of documents confiscated by these parties," Budi told VOI via text message, Monday, December 1.

Budi explained that the investigators must have poured the items confiscated in the minutes. "However, the irresponsible parties were faked, amended by writing confiscation of the safe deposit box document. Even though there was no confiscation of the safe deposit box document," he said.

"Where in the confiscation carried out by KPK investigators and stated in the minutes is the confiscation of documents," he continued.

Furthermore, Budi said, it was used to deceive other people. "KPK already has this information," he said.

This incident later called Budi must be a reminder for the community. Do not let them be easily deceived by fake documents.

"KPK urges the public to always be vigilant with various modes of fraud like this," he said.

Meanwhile, Linda Susanti went back and forth asking the anti-corruption commission to return her assets that were confiscated by investigators when she was a witness in the bribery case handling cases and money laundering of Hasbi Hasan. Through his attorney, he even admitted that he was ready to complain to the DPR if his insistence was not fulfilled.

"In the next month or at least two weeks there will be no response either, we will report this to the DPR," said Linda's attorney, Deolipa Yumara, when she came to the KPK's Merah Putih building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Friday, October 10.

Deolipa explained that the assets confiscated by the KPK had nothing to do with the Hasbi Hasan case. It has also written three official letters.

"So we hope that the KPK will pay attention to this considering the personal interests and Mrs. Linda and her family. Where the assets belong to them and will be used for the benefit of the family," he said.

"And if there is no response either, we may suspect that there is embezzlement here against this mother's assets, right. So we can report it to the police, to the National Police Headquarters if there is an alleged embezzlement," continued Deolipa at the time.