Fuji Lost Billions of Rupiah Due to Former Admin: What Work Will It Take to Get That Back?

Fuji is surprised by the reason the perpetrator committed the criminal act. In fact, according to Fuji, his former admin received a salary and monthly bonus that were very decent, reaching a two-digit figure. However, it seems that a lifestyle and a sense of dissatisfaction drove the perpetrator to embezzle endorsement funds that should have gone into Fuji's account.

Fuji also finds it difficult for the perpetrator to repay the losses if relying solely on a regular job. He believes that the salary previously given was actually more than enough if the perpetrator could be grateful.

"Well, what can he return, one percent? I don't know what he has to do? Because in my opinion, how can he work to pay back that much money? Not to belittle him, but actually his salary was already fine, yet he chose to embezzle the funds," Fuji asserted.

The modus operandi of the perpetrator is quite neat and systematic. In addition to manipulating payment data, the perpetrator also often misuses Fuji's assets for personal gain. In fact, endorsement items that should have been managed professionally were taken and distributed to the perpetrator's partner.

"The money is for, as far as I remember, he once bought a car for his ex. So the car is still with his ex, for his ex, who knows if she's watching, as a fellow woman, maybe she would kindly return it," said Fuji.

Fuji also urged parties who may have received funds or items from the perpetrator to return them immediately. She mentioned that the money used by her former admin is illicit money from corruption that should not be enjoyed by others.

"Yes, who knows if the ex sees this, please, that money is haram. Because that money is not from legitimate work, it's money from corruption, so please just return it," concluded Fuji.