Bripka RR Disbursed Ferdy Sambo's Wealth In 'Owned' By Others, From Vehicles To Money Hundreds Of Million

JAKARTA - The defendant Ricky Rizal alias Bripka RR revealed Ferdy Sambo's assets whose ownership was recorded in his name. Starting from vehicles to hundreds of millions of money.

The testimony was conveyed by Bripka RR after the judge questioned the origin of the person concerned being Ferdy Sambo's aide.

Bripka RR said that initially he served in Brebes, Central Java.

"It was around February, Your Honor, I, because there was a vehicle that used to be purchased from Brebes on my behalf, Your Honor," said Bripka RR during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Monday, December 5.

The vehicle in question is a motorcycle. However, Bripka RR did not know the reason behind the use of his data during the purchase process.

"Earlier, FS bought a motorbike in your name?" asked the judge.

"Ready," replied Bripka RR.

"Why?", said the judge.

"I don't know," said Bripka RR.

Then, the judge began to dig into the account of Bripka RR who kept hundreds of jures belonging to Ferdy Sambo. Because, in the previous trial, it was revealed that there was Rp600 million in cash.

Bripka RR also explained that he originally had two accounts that often contained Ferdy Sambo's money. It is said that the money is intended to pay for monthly needs in Megelang.

"Well, but in BNI you have been given Rp600 million?" asked the judge

"Rp 400 million, Your Honor, continues to be increased by the transfer to Rp600 million," said Bripka RR explaining.

"How many BCA cards are there?" said the judge.

"I have no noble knowledge," said RR.

"More than Rp. 100 million?" said the judge.

"It looks like that," said Bripka RR.

Bripka RR was presented as a witness for the defendants Strong Ma'ruf and Bharada E in the trial of the alleged murder case of Brigadier J.

For information, Bharada E, Bripka RR, and Strong Ma'ruf are defendants in the alleged murder case of Brigadier J. They were charged with helping and supporting Ferdy Sambo's plan.

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.