Brigadier J's Father Did Not Think That Inspector General Ferdy Sambo Was The Main Perpetrator In The Murder Of His Son

Inspector General Ferdy Sambo/DOK Public Relations of the Police

JAMBI - Samuel Hutabarat, father of the late Brigadier Nofriansyah Yosua Hutabarat or Brigadier J stated that the family did not think that Inspector General Ferdy Sambo was involved and was the mastermind behind the murder of his son.

"I, as Joshua's father, did not think that the main perpetrator was Ferdy Sambo and was surprised to hear the announcement from the National Police Chief," said Samuel Hutabarat, in Muaro Jambi, as reported by ANTARA, Tuesday, July 9.

His family did not expect the murder to be carried out on orders from Ferdy Sambo.

"So far, our son, Joshua, who has worked for two and a half years with Mr. Ferdy Sambo, has never complained about his work and may have kept it, so the family would not know about it," he said.

"When communicating with his family in Jambi, our son Joshua never weighed on our minds, nor when he returned to Jambi he never said anything bad and he always said something good," said Samuel.

In the case of the shooting of Brigadier J, there were a total of 4 suspects, namely Bharada E, Brigadier RR, K and Inspector General Ferdy Sambo. Ferdy Sambo allegedly gave orders related to the shooting of Brigadier J.

Inspector General Ferdy Sambo allegedly used a firearm belonging to Brigadier Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J to shoot at the wall several times. The shooting at the wall with Brigadier J's pistol was carried out to make it appear as if a shootout took place, aka a shootout, as reported earlier at the South Jakarta Metro Police.

"That there were no facts about shooting events as reported, I repeat, there were no facts about shooting incidents as reported earlier," said the National Police Chief in Jakarta, Tuesday, August 9.

The National Police's Bareskrim Team, according to the National Police Chief, found that what actually happened was the shooting of Brigadier J to death.

"What RE (Bharada E) did on the orders of brother FS (Ferdy Sambo," said the National Police Chief.