Susi ART Ferdy Sambo Will Witness To Be Strong Ma'ruf And Bripka RR Today

Former ART Ferdy Sambo named Susi. (Rizky A-VOI)

JAKARTA - The follow-up trial of the murder of Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J with the defendants Maruf and Ricky Rizal will be held today. Ferdy Sambo's household assistant (ART), Susi, will testify.

"It is the same with the witnesses who were examined yesterday by the aide and ART," said Hukam Strong Advisor Maruf and Ricky Rizal, Irwan Iriawan when confirmed, Wednesday, November 9.

Apart from Susi, the Public Prosecutor (JPU) will present 9 other witnesses. They include Damianus Laba Kobam alias Damson, Abdul Somad, and Alfonsius Dua Lurang.

Then, there are Diryanto alias Kodir, Marjuki, Adzan Romer, Prayogi Iktara Wikaton, Farhan Sabilillah, and Daden Miftahul Haq.

At yesterday's trial, Susi was also presented as a witness for the defendants Ferdy Sambo and Putri Candrawathi. He is considered to have changed his testimony regarding the threat from Strong Ma'ruf to Brigadier Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J. This is because his statement was different during the previous trial.

The difference in testimony was discovered when the judge questioned him about the order from Strong Ma'ruf to him.

"You were ordered by Brother Strong Ma'ruf to see Putri's brother lying down, sitting in the bathroom, in front of the bathroom on the 2nd floor?" asked the judge during the trial, Tuesday, November 8.

"Ready, uncle Strong told me to check my mother up," replied Susi.

While on the second floor, Susi saw Putri Candrawathi lying in front of the bathroom.

At that time, the judge questioned whether there was a threat sent by Strong Ma'ruf against Brigadier J.

Susi also said there was no threat. However, it is limited to prohibiting Brigadier J from climbing to the second floor.

"Ready while saying 'Yos don't go up', that's it," said Susi.

"How was it conveyed?" said the judge.

"Om Strong said to Om', Yos don't go up to the second floor, don't go up one step to the stairs," Susi replied.

"Or will I kill you?" said the prosecutor.

That's when Susi was deemed to have changed her testimony. He said he did not hear any death threats.

In fact, while testifying for Bharada Richard totaling, he stated that there was a threat from Strong Ma'ruf against Brigadier J.

"If I kill it, I won't hear it," said Susi.

"Yesterday you said that (there was a threat to kill, ed)," said the judge who made Susi silent.