Attorney Pinangki Said He Had Millions Of Dollars In Savings

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JAKARTA - Attorney Pinangki Sirna Malasari revealed that the amount of money saved was always used to meet his needs and lifestyle. It's millions of dollars.

The disclosure of the amount of Pinangki's savings started when the public prosecutor (JPU) questioned his savings. Because every time a question is asked about the source of money, Pinangki always answers from the savings.

"Of the many answers, the brother was sure that the last one was thrown into the ocean, this is my savings inherited from my previous husband. So I really want to know how much the amount of inheritance that was left from the previous husband to the brother? , Central Jakarta, Wednesday, January 6.

Pinangki then replied to the savings that came from her previous husband, Djoko Budiharjo, which was estimated at up to 4 million dollars. The money was said to have been prepared deliberately by her ex-husband for her.

The reason was that Pinangki and her ex-husband were quite far apart in age. Therefore, before he died, Djoko Budiharjo prepared it.

"(Form) Dollars, but that's not an inheritance, sir, a deposit. If my inheritance is taxed, sir. But if the savings means it is money I shared with him when he was alive, sir. So there is a separation of our assets," said Pinangki.

"It's a combination between US (dollars) and Singapore, sir," he continued.

The prosecutor again asked the question regarding the total savings if converted into money. Pinangki could not answer it.

"There is a note, later in my pleodoi it will be because it is detailed, not specific about (the number)," he said.

Indeed, the lifestyle of the defendant prosecutor Pinangki Sirna Malasari is in the spotlight. Because when compared to colleagues, his lifestyle is very glamorous.

One of the facts about Pinangki's glamorous lifestyle is the cost of body care. Because in a year, maintenance costs reach Rp. 100 million.

This was revealed when Doctor Olivia Santoso, as the defendant's home care doctor, gave testimony at the trial.

"In one year it could be more than Rp. 100 million, it was like that before," said Olivia, Wednesday, November 2.

The expensive treatment, said Olivia, consists of a multivitamin injection, medicines and consultation fees. But all of that is only to maintain the condition of his body.

"For medicines, the rate is around Rp. 800 thousand to Rp. Rp. Rp. Rp. 300 thousand for consulting services, Rp. 300 thousand per day for weekdays, Rp. 500 thousand for weekends," he said.