Intention To Help Ends In Shame, Marshel Widianto Did Not Expect To Be Summoned By The Police Because Dea Onlyfans

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JAKARTA - Marshel Widianto was asked for information by the police regarding the closing of the meeting regarding the purchase of pornographic content. In fact, Marshel revealed the reason behind buying 76 pornographic content from Dea OnlyFans because he wanted to help Dea who was said to be having trouble.

The reason was conveyed by Marshel after undergoing examination as a witness in the pornography case with the suspect Dea OnlyFans. Marshel said that the intention to help Dea came after hearing the complaints of the suspect in the pornography case.

In the communication that was established via WhatsApp, Dea was said to be in a state of economic difficulty. In fact, almost decided to end his life.

"I gave my time to listen, to be honest, at that time, he was really weak, he just wanted to encourage him. Until there was a moment when he wanted to kill himself," said Marshel after undergoing an examination at the Metro Police, Thursday, April 7.

With various considerations, Marshel decided to help by buying the pornographic content directly for Rp. 1.4 million. He buys directly or without going through the OnlyFans platform so he doesn't get a tax deduction. So, the money given can be received in full.

"Why not through OnlyFans because maybe my thought was that if I gave it to OnlyFans, there would be a discount, maybe there would be a fee from OnlyFans. In the end, I gave it directly to him to help," said Marshel.

Marshel also admitted that he was surprised that his name was mentioned as the buyer of the pornographic content when the Dea OnlyFans legal process was handled by the police. "Because this is a private cave, that's why no one knows and many are surprised too," said Marshel.

Comedian Marshel Widianto claims not to spread pornographic content from Dea OnlyFans that he bought. The reason is, it has entered the personal realm and should not be conveyed to anyone because of shame.

"Honestly, this is a private sector (buying pornographic content, ed). When I tell you, uh, I bought porn, no," said Marshel Widianto.