To Brigadier General Benny Ali, Putri Candrawathi Claims To Be Holden By Brigadier J When Wearing Short Weeds

Defendant Putri Candrawathi (Irfan Meidianto-VOI)

JAKARTA - The defendant Putri Candrawathi claims to be a victim of sexual harassment Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J. He admitted that his thigh was touching while wearing shorts.

Putri Candrawathi's confession was conveyed by the former Karo Provos of the Propam Police Division, Brigadier General Benny Ali. He was originally asked for information from Ferdy Sambo's wife shortly after the shooting incident.

"I'm sorry, ma'am, what do you think happened, what you experienced related to the incident at Duren's house? So at that time Ibu Putri cried," said Benny Ali during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Tuesday, December 6.

"He said that at that time he had just returned from Magelang, wearing shorts, resting at Duren's house three, was taking it easy. After that, he cried again. After that, Mr. FS told the story again," he continued.

The examination, which was carried out with the Head of the Gakkum Provos Division, Div Propam Susanto Haris, was full of crying. Because Putri Candrawathi always hatches tears.

"After that I asked again, what's the story. Then the late Josua carried out the harassment so he shouted, then the deceased came out," said Benny.

"What was told by the abuse?" asked the judge.

"Strengthened," answered Benny.

"Paha?" said the judge.

"Yes," said Benny.

For information, Ferdy Sambo believes that sexual harassment is the main factor in the murder of Brigadier J. Because, he thinks that the dignity of his family has been tainted.

Ferdy Sambo and Putri Candrawathi were jointly charged with the murder of Brigadier J at the Police Complex, Duren Tiga.

Ferdy Sambo is referred to as planning the murder. Meanwhile, Putri supports and helps her husband.

Thus, they were charged with 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.