Vadel Abstains Call Due To Illness, Nikita Mirzani's Sister Collects Evidence

Edwin and Fahmi Bachmid (screenshot)

JAKARTA - Nikita Mirzani's sister, Edwin, was seen attending the South Jakarta Metro Police to see the progress of the case involving his nephew, Laura Meizani alias Lolly.

"The purpose of my presence is Friday prayers at the Resort Police, then someone says 'andus (Vadel) doesn't go viral, it doesn't matter what matters, the minister doesn't appear," said Edwin at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Friday, September 27.

"Eh met Bang Fahmi, I am his uncle, reluctant to go deeper, I have enough task until yesterday to pick him up," he added.

Regarding Vadel's absence for examination, Edwin admitted that he was confused about the reason for the illness given by his nephew's lover.

He warned Vadel not to mess around with the case.

"We only get sick permission to go to school with a doctor's letter, at least parents, my child whose name is, cannot attend, that's the minimum," explained Edwin.

"I don't know why his body is not feeling well, what's up with the monopoly, I just said earlier that even though it's realistic, where do we hurt, we have to have a doctor, let alone a legal party, don't be accused," said Edwin.

Previously, Vadel Badjideh's attorney, Razman Arif Nasution, said that his client had received a summons from the South Jakarta Metro Police investigators.

However, the inspection, which was scheduled for Friday, September 27 at 14.00 WIB, had to be postponed due to Vadel's illness.

"Regarding Vadel, there has been an invitation letter for clarification. So don't interpret the summons, there are already stages where there is an invitation to clarify the South Jakarta Police to our client, brother Vadel, who was asked to attend on Friday at 14.00," said Razman Arif Nasution via zoom connection, Thursday, September 26.

"But because of two things, first, Vadel's brother is not healthy anymore, we have coordinated since yesterday afternoon and caused him to not be able to fulfill the call," he continued.