JAKARTA - Natalie Holscher's feud with her former Household Assistant (ART), Wati is getting longer. After some time ago Natalie sent a subpoena, now it's the turn of the former ART to send an open subpoena against the former wife of comedian Sule.
Through three of his attorneys, Krisna Murti, Supri Hartono and Gabriel, Tri Murwati alias Wati sent an open subpoena against Natalie. "We openly convey this subpoena. So, as previously said, 3x24 hours if it is not clarified, we will take legal action," said the lawyer on Tuesday, November 1.
The attorney reiterated that the summons sent was not a joke, and was officially sent today. "As of today, we convey an open subpoena to Natalie Holscher, 3x24 hours, so we'll just meet there (Polda Metro Jaya) later. Please explain there," he continued.
Wati feels that Natalie's statements on social media about herself some time ago have harmed her. Lawyers say that it is difficult for Wati to return to work after quitting her ART at the homes of Sule and Natalie.
Until now there is no supporting evidence that Wati, our client did what was alleged, said Gabriel, one of Wati's attorneys. Furthermore, the lawyer saw that there were violations in the form of blasphemy and defamation by Natalie, even the upload of the former employer was deemed to have violated the ITE Law.
It was reported by the lawyer that Wati was surprised by Natalie's previous subpoena, especially since it was sent via social media.
Wati herself has worked as an ART for two years for Natalie. Having a good relationship while working with the former DJ, the relationship between the two heated up after a rift emerged in Sule and Natalie Holscher's household which led to divorce.
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