Judge Disbursed The Role Of Putri Candrawathi: Accompany Ferdy Sambo Strong Briefing Ma'ruf On Murder Of Brigadier J

Putri Chandrawathi (Photo: Rizky AP/VOI)

The panel of judges concluded that Putri Candrawathi's role in the premeditated murder case against Yosua alias Brigadier J. Ferdy Sambo's wife accompanied her husband to give direction to Strong Ma'ruf regarding the murder plan. At that time, Putri Candrawathi asked Strong Ma'ruf to go up to the third floor of Saguling's house, Duren Tiga, on July 8. "When the defendant was strongly invited to the 3rd floor by the defendant, where after Ferdy Sambo confirmed and heard what the Strong witness Ma'ruf conveyed about the incident in Magelang, Ferdy Sambo conveyed his intention to kill Yosua," said judge Alimin Ribut Sudjono during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Monday, February 13. During the meeting, Ferdy Sambo, accompanied by Putri Candrawathi, also conveyed what should be done by Strong Ma'ruf. The conclusion was proven based on strong Maruf's testimony which stated that he would still go to the official residence or location of the execution on the grounds of self-isolation. In fact, when he arrived at Saguling's house, Strong Ma'ruf did not even have a PCR test. In fact, he was in the same car with Putri Candrawathi, Richard totaling alias Bharada E, Brigadier J, and Ricky Rizal. "Arriving at Duren Tiga's official residence, witness Strong Ma'ruf closed the main doors of the first and second floors, and climbed to the second floor closing the door leaves as local inspections," said the judge. The purpose of closing the doors and windows was so that the execution process of Brigadier J was not heard by anyone or anyone else. "The role of the Strong witness Ma'ruf in preparing the place and doing something so that what happens in the house of the three is at least not suspicious," said Judge Alimin. In this case, Putri Candrawathi was sentenced to 8 years in prison. This is because her actions fulfilled the elements of Article 340 of the Criminal Code in conjunction with Article 55 Paragraph 1 to (1) of the Criminal Code.