Difficult To Make Peace With Hotma Sitompul, Desiree Tarigan Defends Lawyer Hotman Paris

Desiree Tarigan (Photo: IG @mamitoko)

JAKARTA - The peace between Hotma Sitompul and Desiree Tarigan seems difficult to implement. The conditions proposed by Hotma to release Desiree's attorney to Hotman Paris could not be fulfilled by Desiree Tarigan.

Previously, Desiree admitted that Hotman Paris' request could not be fulfilled. “In the peace agreement, I was asked to decide on my legal counsel. Where I am a woman who has only one legal power. Meanwhile, Mr. Hotma's side has a lot of legal counsel. I never protested, I never talked about it," said Desire, as quoted from the Cumicumi channel.

As if to reiterate, Hotman Paris then uploaded the reason Desiree didn't want to let him go as a lawyer. Hotman initially admitted that there was no problem if his power was revoked.

"If it's because of me that peace doesn't happen, just revoke my power of attorney. After all, my case is giants, and for Ms. Dessi I really want to help.

Why did you keep me?" he asked on the Instagram account @hotmanparisofficial, quoted Monday, September 27.

"Mr. Hotman really helped me, no strings attached. Everything was done sincerely, honestly, and most importantly Mr. Hotman couldn't be bought by an opponent," Desiree replied.

After a long silence and busy with his business, Desiree Tarigan spoke again. Desiree re-uploaded the dispute she had with her husband.

Through Instagram @mamitoko, Desiree showed the permanent fence that Hotma Sitompul had built. Together with her mother's family, Desiree signaled that the dispute over her mother's land rights was not over.

"Ribu only asks for her rights to be returned. Ribu's family always supports Ribu, and listens to the complaints of Ribu and also asks for the return of Ribu's land," Desiree wrote, quoted on Friday, September 24.

"We have taken legal action, and there has been an official measuring letter from the BPN. Those who take the land should have an awareness to return what is not theirs to Ribu the owner," added Desiree Tarigan.