JAKARTA - Former Indonesian Ambassador to the United States, Dino Patti Djalal admitted that he was initially suspicious of the house renter. He said this after seeing the appearance of his home renter in the Kemang area, South Jakarta.
"It's true to meet in person. Normal like an ordinary young man, he is smart to choose who looks credible, a neat person. He doesn't look like a thug." Dino said when confirmed, Thursday, August 31.
Dino also said that the house renter at that time claimed to have a family business. This made him rent out his house at the tenant
"He lost it from Lampung, from out of town. Then he has a family business, he says he is a businessman," he said
But over time, the tenant suddenly disappeared without news. It turned out that when he saw the contents of his house, things were suspicious.
Dino suspects that there is an online fraud syndicate in his house. He also suspects that this syndicate is a foreign national (WNA). This is based on the findings of a number of Chinese-language items at Dino's house.
"In my opinion, this gang is most likely a foreigner. It can be seen from various items at home, drinks in Mandarin," he said.
관련 항목:
Previously, it was reported that the house of the former Indonesian Ambassador to the United States, Dino Patti Djalal, which is located in the Kemang area, South Jakarta, was reportedly in arrears of electricity for 3 months. Meanwhile, the house tenant, namely JS, left without saying goodbye.
"The house student left the house without permission from the owner or household administrator Dino Patti with the initials K. In the last 3 months the electric arrears were paid K," said Deputy Head of South Jakarta Metro Police Kompol Hendrikus Yossi, Wednesday, August 30.
Yossi said that based on K's statement, Dino Patti's house had no activities of more than 3 months. Dino Patti's house was rented for a period of one year. However, less than 1 year, the tenant left without saying goodbye.
"This means that it has been more than three months, there has been no activity and K has not received any information about where this tenant went," he said.
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