8 Portraits of Jessica Iskandar Revealing Her Feelings After the Perpetrator Who Caused Her Loss of 9.8 Billion Rupiah Was Captured, Wants It to Be Quickly Resolved

Vincent Verhaag and Jessica Iskandar must feel relieved after knowing that the suspect has been captured after being on the wanted list or DPO for 18 months. According to Vincent, there is now a ray of hope in the case that caused losses to his wife.

"One is relieved because I want this problem to be resolved quickly, honestly. And if he evades, it will hang this case," said Vincent Verhaag when met in Setiabudi Area, South Jakarta, Monday (27/11).

"Now he has been caught, already returned to Indonesia. He can no longer evade, because he is already a suspect, and there is a red notice DPO. Automatically, he must undergo BAP," he continued.

For now, Vincent and Jessica Iskandar are still waiting for the police summons, for the continuation of the legal process of their report.

He also added that previously, they had no idea that Steven was in Thailand.

"So, back again, there is a glimmer of hope so there is a next step. But we are still waiting for the police call for the next step. A few days later, H-1 if I'm not mistaken, our lawyer informed us that he was in Thailand, and there will be a pick-up, planned for the next day. Then we were also invited by the police to attend," he said.

On the same occasion, Jessica Iskandar also expressed gratitude for the arrest of Steven, who is a suspect in a fraud case that caused her a loss of Rp9.8 billion. Surely this mother of two hopes that the case her family is facing can be resolved fairly and quickly.

"Grateful, happy, and appreciative, the suspect has been revealed. Hopefully it can be resolved soon. I don't know how strong this suspect is, always evading. I just ask for protection from the Chief of Police to protect me and expedite the resolution of this case," Jessica Iskandar concluded.