Not Only Brigadier J, Putri Candrawathi Also Rejects When Carried By Bharada E: Don't Dek, If Strong I Ride Myself

Putri Candrawathi at the South Jakarta District Court Session today (Photo: Rizky AP/VOI)

JAKARTA - Witness Putri Candrawathi said that not only Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J who tried to carry her to the upper room when she was at the Magelang house, Central Java. This is because Bharada Richard Karya alias E also tried to do the same thing. The disclosure of this began when Putri said that Brigadier J tried to boost her twice. However, all of them refused. "At the first time I was appointed, I told Dek Yosua 'don't, later when I'm strong, I'll go up myself," Putri said during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Monday, December 12. At that time, continued Putri, Strong Ma'ruf also had time to reprimand Brigadier J. But it seemed not to be heard because the aide again tried to lift his body. It was at that moment that Ferdy Sambo's wife pinned Bharada E also tried to lift her body. It's just that, Putri again refused. "Then for the second time, Dek Yosua wants to lift again but I told Dek Richard 'Don't deck, later when I'm strong, I'll go up myself'," said Putri. After Putri Candrawathi explained the incident that happened, the judge began to emphasize several points. One of them is Bharada E who also tried to carry his body. "You said that at that time you were sick and Yosua tried to raise you, but you forbade him to be beside Richard and also wanted to help Yosua, but it was forbidden and you were talking to him at that time. Strong, right?" asked the judge. "Yes," replied Putri agreeing. Putri Candrawathi was presented as a witness for the defendants Bharada Richard Elieze, Bripka Ricky Rizal, and Strong Ma'ruf. Meanwhile, the three of them in this case were charged with helping and supporting Ferdy Sambo's plans. Thus, they are strongly suspected of violating Article 340 of the Criminal Code, subsidiary to Article 338 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph 1 to (1) of the Criminal Code.