Accused of Pansos to Syahrini, Laurens: What is Pansos to Someone Whose Career is Finished?

Kapanlagi.com - A lawsuit filed by a lawyer in the Netherlands requesting Laurens to delete his post about Syahrini on Instagram did not make this 80-year-old man retreat. He still posted on his personal account, because he feels he is right.

"For the past two weeks, I have experienced many difficult things and pressure from the lawsuit of the woman. I haven't been able to decide whether I should follow the woman's request to delete the post about her on my IG. Because I am not lying and not slandering and there is no hoax here, maybe there was a mistake in my live. But so far I can deal with it. Even though it consumes my energy and thoughts. But everything is fine. I am touched and grateful for the extraordinary strength for me from my family and netizens," he wrote in his latest post on the @liohk account.

1. Write Book Plan

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However, dealing with legal matters at an old age has drained Laurens' energy. He thanks everyone for the support received from netizens and reveals his plan to write a book.

"Actually, the plan is to write a book about the period of my life when I experienced many things. Throughout my life, there were certain years when the story of the female singer was included and it became popular, with lots of rumors, slander, and everything turned into a blunder. I believe that all these life experiences can contribute to many people, although they may be a threat to others," he wrote.

"The book process is not quick. So, based on a friend's suggestion, I started a YouTube channel. At my age, the only thing I want is to share my experiences. Before that is completed, suddenly there was a summons asking me to stop. And I can't do that because it will make everything seem vague, unclear, and unsatisfactory to some people due to various considerations, not meeting the expectations we hoped for," continued Syahrini's adoptive father.

2. Pansos

Laurens insists that he is not guilty of what he wrote on social media. He denies being a 'pansos' and claims that his adopted son's career is over.

"I am not guilty, why should I stop? Some say 'pansos' and others. What can be 'pansos' about someone whose career is already over??" wrote Laurens.

3. Doesn't Want to Ruin Someone's Life

Laurens reveals that he plans to write some of his experiences as Syahrini's adopted father in his book. He emphasizes that he does not want to ruin someone else's life for this project.

"In my opinion, people are more interested in the truth rather than me. There is no intention to ruin someone else's life. If I want to do this, it is only to reveal the true facts, not for any other purpose. 85 percent of my life experiences, the remaining 15 percent is my experience with that woman as an adopted father. I still and will always need the prayers and support of my family and of course all of you here. Hopefully, the legal issues I am facing can be resolved properly. Hopefully, the netizens here always experience the best in their lives. And I extend my forgiveness to anyone who has hurt me. Thank you," he concluded.

(kpl/phi)