The Cruelty Of Betrayal! Already Believed To Manage Land Tax, ART Nirina Zubir Just Fake Signs

Press Conference at Matro Jaya Police Headquarters (Photo: Rizky Adytia/VOi)

JAKARTA - The police stated that the land mafia case that made celebrity Nirina Zubir a victim used the signature forgery mode.

The story begins when the perpetrator who is also an assistant to Nirina's parents pretends that the land certificate has been lost.

"Their modus operandi is to forge signatures," said the Head of Public Relations of the Polda Metro Jaya Brigadier General Yusri Yunus to reporters, Thursday, November 18.

The main actor named Riri was initially trusted to take care of the payment of the Land Building Tax (PBB). In the process, Nirina's parents made a power of attorney.

However, after being trusted, Riri actually betrayed. He pretended that the land certificate had been lost. "Therefore, the intention of these perpetrators to falsify authentic documents to control everything," said Yusri.

Until finally, the perpetrators changed the ownership status of the six land certificates.

"Of the 6 certificates, one was changed in the name of her husband, and then these five were (in the name of) his wife (Riri)," Yusri said briefly.

The police have named five suspects in the land mafia case with the victim Nirina Zubir. Of the five suspects, one of them is a former assistant to Cut Indramartini who is the mother of Nirina Zubir.

The other two suspects are Riri's husband and a notary. They helped in the series of changes to Nirina Zubir's land certificate.

Meanwhile, the remaining suspects have not been arrested. Because, they will be examined in the near future.

In this case, the suspects were charged with Article 378 of the Criminal Code and/or Article 372 of the Criminal Code and/or Article 263 of the Criminal Code. They face up to five years in prison.

For information, Nirina Zubir became a victim of the land mafia. There are 6 land certificates that suddenly change ownership status. In that case, Nirina is said to have suffered a loss of Rp. 17 billion.