Heni Sagara Visits the Police Criminal Investigation Agency, Requests Three 'Skincare Mafia' Case Reports to be Transferred

Kapanlagi.com - Cosmetic entrepreneur Heni Sagara visited the Criminal Investigation Agency of the Indonesian National Police at the National Police Headquarters in South Jakarta on Tuesday (21/7/2026). Their visit was to seek clarification regarding the handling of three police reports that were previously filed with the West Java Regional Police.

Heni believes the investigation process is moving too slowly, prompting her to request that the case be taken over by the Criminal Investigation Agency. Heni's attorney, Yunus, stated that they approached the Criminal Investigation Agency to submit a request for the handling of the three cases to be transferred in order to expedite the legal process.

"There are several cases that are still not progressing at full speed; it's taking too long for us. That's where we asked the Criminal Investigation Agency or Wassidik, what the obstacles are? Therefore, we requested that these three cases be taken over by the Criminal Investigation Agency," Yunus said when met at the National Police Headquarters in South Jakarta on Tuesday (21/7/2026).

One of the cases of concern is the allegation of defamation by two doctors with the initials O and RL related to the 'skincare mafia' narrative circulating on social media. Additionally, Heni also reported the alleged hijacking of the Marwah Skin website domain, which is said to have been used by another party to sell products and misuse her company's name.

"The domain was used to sell products as if it were our company, including displaying blue label creams. Accounts impersonating Marwah also subsequently uploaded posts to discredit our client," explained Yunus.

1. Highlighting the Buzzer Issue

Not only that, Heni's side also highlighted the courtroom facts that revealed a fund flow of IDR 20 million to two buzzers with the initials Ferry and Restu. According to Yunus, until now there have been no firm actions from the investigators against the parties suspected of sending the funds.

"The person who has transferred this must be questioned first. Why were they summoned in the first investigative call, did not come twice, but there was no second summons? We request that the concerned party be held accountable because that is a courtroom fact," he asserted.

2. Relieved

Heni Sagara was present with her husband, Iwa Wahyudi, at the special case presentation. She expressed relief because all the evidence submitted from the beginning was finally being discussed again to seek legal certainty.

"So the point is I now feel very relieved, right? I am very satisfied that this moment I have been waiting for has finally happened. The case presentation is all clear, but why is the legal process not going as we hoped? It has been too long," said Heni.

(kpl/far/ums)