Ferry Irawan's Family Asked His Ex-wife Not To Be Bringed To The Venna Melinda Domestic Violence Case

Sunan Kalijaga as the family lawyer accompanying Ferry Irawan's younger brother, Maya (Ivan Two Putra/VOI)

JAKARTA - Ferry Irawan's family, represented by their attorney, Sunan Kalijaga, believes that it is not appropriate for the ex-wife of Ferry Irawan to be involved in allegations of domestic violence (KDRT).

As previously known, some time ago Venna Melinda revealed to the public that she had communicated with one of Ferry Irawan's ex-wifes. The artist who had been a member of the DPR admitted that he was told about Ferry who often behaved rudely.

Sunan Kalijaga admitted that he had communicated with one of Ferry Irawan's ex-husbands with the initials A and bicata regarding the alleged case of domestic violence.

"I had time to communicate by telephone (with A). I am grateful that Mbak contains 'A' who does not want to participate in the domestic conflict between Mas Ferry and Mbak Venna," he said when met in the Senayan area, South Jakarta on Saturday, January 27.

Based on his confession, Sunan appreciated Ferry's ex-wife's decision. He considered that the problems of Ferry and Venna should be resolved by both parties without involving other people.

The lawyer for Ferry Irawan's family believes that the evidence should be revealed in court and should not make public opinion that makes things noisy.

More than that, Sunan considered that it was not the capacity of Ferry's ex-wife to provide testimony and testimony, because the woman with the initials A was not the person who saw the alleged act of KDRT Ferry against Venna.

"What's the business of former Mas Ferry giving information? Did Mr. Ferry see the alleged domestic violence to Mbak Venna? No. What else does it mean? Bring people from the past," he said.

"That's enough, his ex-wife has also told me, not to bring past people to the present. Is there really a lack of witnesses? How come it involves Mr. Ferry's ex. Don't like to make noise, don't like to expose people's disgrace," concluded the lawyer.