When Doddy Sudrajat And Farhat Abbas Sent The Second Subpoena, H Faisal: Sorry, Where Did I Go Wrong?

Doddy Sudrajat (Instagram @dodysoedrajat_1)

JAKARTA - Doddy Sudrajat and his attorney, Farhat Abbas, gave a second subpoena for H. Faisal. This time they also mentioned H. Faisal's daughter, Fuji Utami in the report for alleged defamation and child exploitation.

Through his report, Farhat Abbas asked H. Faisal and Fuji for clarification and apologized. He gave 24 x 7 days for them to do this.

“Why was the second subpoena sent? Because the defendant did not reply to the summons from our client," said Farhat Abbas, launching Cumicumi.

“Pak Doddy's intention is to criminalize Faisal and Fuji because they are considered to be libelous, their attitude is child exploitation. We will try the second one, if we are still heeding it, then we will make a report," he said.

According to Farhat Abbas, H. Faisal is someone who is full of imagery. He said that Vanessa Angel's father-in-law was only good in public and media, but it was different when he spoke to Doddy.

When asked, H. Faisal admitted that he was confused by the mistakes mentioned by Farhat Abbas and Doddy Sudrajat. He also denied having exploited Gala, who is the daughter of Aunt Ardiansyah and Vanessa Angel.

Talking about insurance, H. Faisal emphasized that he only asked about the news of the liquid insurance because he was also asked to sign.

"Where did I go wrong? I already said that according to Mr. Doddy I was wrong, I already said that I had no intention of harassing or demeaning him,” replied H. Faisal.

"This is my second clarification. If according to Mr. Doddy it is wrong, I apologize and have no intention of demeaning Mr. Doddy. Just really asking whether (insurance) has been liquidated or not," he continued.

H. Faisal was also reluctant to comment on Farhat Abbas who discussed Fuji's relationship with Tariq Halilintar.

"What does that have to do with it? Fuji is living life. What's the deal? My guardian's rights are fighting for, my custody too. My children, just let them be free," said H. Faisal.