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JAKARTA - There is the latest news from the Coldplay concert ticket fraud case carried out by the suspect Ghisca Debora Aritonang. Ghisca is known to have traveled to the Netherlands before Coldplay's concert was held on November 15. What did he visit yesterday for? Is the money from cheating Coldplay's concert tickets really stored at the Dutch Bank? Here are the facts.

The police have confiscated passports and checked travel and activities carried out by the suspect while abroad. In accordance with passport crossing data, at least in the period May to November 2023, Ghisca had traveled to the Netherlands using money from cheating concert tickets.

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Central Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Chandra, explained that Ghisca went to the Netherlands to meet his girlfriend and to prepare his educational accommodation while studying there. It is known that the suspect participated in the double degree program from the university where he studied and the program did a study at the Windmill Country.

Not long ago, information was also circulated from the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center which found a circulation of money in Ghisca's account throughout 2023 with a nominal value of 40 billion rupiah.

However, Kompol Chandra has not been able to confirm the alleged transfer of the money from the fraud to a bank in the Netherlands. He explained that his party was still investigating and investigating the flow of funds. Watch the video below.


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