Received DNA Pro Rp1 Billion But Not Used, Rizky Billar: There's Already A Premonition

Lesti Kejora - Sandy Arifin - Rizky Billar (Instagram @rizkybillar)

JAKARTA - Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora returned to the Criminal Investigation Police Building to undergo an examination. Both of them were dragged into the case of the DNA Pro trading robot application which was allegedly illegal.

During the examination, Rizky and Lesti were asked 19 questions including his introduction to SR, one of the founders of DNA Pro who was named a suspect. Rizky Billar admitted that he never used the Rp1 billion money.

Rizky Billar said the meeting with the suspect SR started with a business partner. SR offers collaboration for content on social media, namely Rp1 billion in a suitcase given to Billar.

"This SR brother (Stefanus Richard) was introduced by one of my business partners. Where SR wants to collaborate with us in the form of content on our social media platforms," said Rizky Billar on Wednesday, April 20.

When asked to make the contents of the money suitcase, Rizky Billar was confused because the amount was too large.

"We also had questions before, this is too much for our post. At that time he asked for an Instagram post," he said.

However, SF replied that the money was only a form of appreciation for Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora. He also gave this money to Rizky Billar's and Lesti Kejora's children.

"He was also happy with us and then he wanted to give a gift. Because it was intended for children, until now we have never touched it. Because it is for children," said Rizky Billar.

Therefore, when this case broke out, Rizky Billar was ready to return the money according to the amount given.

"As soon as the Bareskrim was called, we had prepared money that had not been touched at all," he said.

This incident made Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora learn to sort out cooperation with someone, especially someone they just met.

"We will always cooperate and always respect the legal process where we have handed over what is not our right," concluded Rizky Billar.