Putri Candrawati Claimed To Have Been Raped By Brigadier J Until She Was Slammed 3 Times At The Magelang House

Putri Candrawathi (Photo: DOK ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Witness Putri Candrawathi admitted that she had been raped by Nopriansyah Yosua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J at Magelang's house, Central Java. In fact, her husband's former aide is said to have slammed her body three times. This confession was conveyed by Putri Candrawathi when questioned by the presiding judge Wahyu Iman Santosa regarding the funeral process for Brigadier J who was buried on an official basis. At that time, Putri said that she did not know about the funeral procession for members of the National Police, including Brigadier J. "I don't know exactly," said Putri Candrawathi during a trial at the South Jakarta District Court, Monday, December 12. "You don't know exactly, I told you, to get something like that means the person concerned should not get any polluted or stains in his career record, in fact the late Yosua was buried with greatness from the police," said Judge Wahyu. "If he had, as you said, sexually harassed you, of course he would not have got that. Second, what you said about the argument of harassment until today, in the end, the National Police Headquarters canceled the SPDP regarding it," he continued. Responding to this statement, Putri immediately said that she did not know about the ordering procedure. He only confirmed that Brigadier J had raped him. In fact, Ferdy Sambo's former aide is said to have slammed his body three times to helpless. "I apologize, Your Honor, please allow what happened, indeed Yosua committed sexual violence, threats, and persecution of slamming me 3 times down that's what really happened," said Putri. Putri Candrawathi was presented as a witness for the defendants Bharada Richard Elieze, Bripka Ricky Rizal, and Strong Ma'ruf. Meanwhile, the three of them in this case were charged with helping and supporting Ferdy Sambo's plans. 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.