In The Court Room Putri Candrawati Feeling Confused: I Don't Know What's Wrong, I Don't Give Up Everyone

Defendant Putri Candrawathi (Irfan Meidianto-VOI)

JAKARTA - The defendant Putri Candrawathi was surprised and confused that she could be dragged into the alleged murder case of Brigadier J. In fact, she claimed to have done nothing or even killed anyone.

"Actually, I don't understand why I have to sit in this chair to this day. Because of the charges aimed at me, until today I don't know where I'm wrong. I didn't kill anyone," he said at the South Jakarta District Court, Wednesday, January 11.

Then, in a series of murder incidents, Putri was only in the room of the official residence of the Police Complex, Duren Tiga. Until finally, her husband, Ferdy Sambo, picked her up.

"Even when the shooting happened, I was in my room, resting with the door closed. And I didn't know if my husband came to Duren Tiga at that time. I fell down on the stairs too," he said.

In fact, in that series of cases, Putri even claimed to be a victim. Because, he had been harassed by Yosua alias Brigadier J in Magelang, on July 7th.

Apart from that, Putri is facing the legal process to be completed soon. So that they can reunite with their children.

"I hope, I can reunite with my children. I also apologize to my children, for not being able to accompany the beautiful moments of the time because I am still in detention. However, my best prayers are always for my children at home," said Putri Candrawathi.

Putri Candrawathi is a defendant in the alleged murder case of Brigadier J. She was charged with being involved in the series of settlements.

Then, in the file of Putri Candrawathi's friends, it is said that they did not prevent her husband's plan and reported it to law enforcement officials. In fact, he was aware of the plans and killings of Brigadier J.

Thus, Putri Candrawathi is suspected of violating Article 340 of the Criminal Code, subsidiary 338 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph 1 of (1) and is threatened with a maximum sentence of death, life imprisonment or a maximum of 20 years.