Jessica Iskandar and Vincent Verhaag Admit Sincerely Cheated Nearly Rp 10 Billion - Now Focused on Waiting for the Third Child

Kapanlagi.com - Couple Jessica Iskandar and Vincent Verhaag respond to the decision of the alleged fraud and embezzlement case involving a total loss of 9.8 Billion with the defendant, Christoper Steffanus Budianto (CSB) alias Steven. The South Jakarta District Court declared Steven guilty and sentenced him to 2.5 years in prison, as he was proven to have committed fraud against Jessica Iskandar.

In addition, Steven was asked by the defendant to return one unit of an Alphard car to witness Jessica Iskandar. However, at that time, 11 luxury cars were handed over by Jedar for rental purposes.

Despite being harmed, Jedar and Vincent are willing to forget about the issue. Moreover, the judge has already decided on the case and the suspect has been punished.

"If the two of us, it's just part of being human, there will always be trials. If the two of us, well, it means we have been tested, and we are just trying to resolve it," said Jedar when met in the Menteng area, Central Jakarta, recently.

1. Already Sincere

Jedar and Vincent admitted that they are already sincere about what has happened to them. Both of them believe that God will surely replace what has been lost with even more.

"It's over, we've been caught, let's move on, let's be sincere, even though it may not be easy, but until now we have been sincere," said Jedar.

2. Starting a New Life

Moreover, Jedar is currently pregnant with their third child and that is the greatest treasure from the losses they have experienced. Jedar and Vincent will start a new life.

"The proof is that God has given us an extraordinary gift, we were given another child, the second child, this third baby, so we have moved on, far away, already sincere," said Jedar.

3. Do Not Want to Be Asked About This Case Again!

Therefore, Vincent requests that in the future, they will no longer be asked about the case. Vincent and Jedar want to focus on their prospective third child.

"Don't talk about the case, all we want to say is thank you to those who have been monitoring, now it's time to be happy, what's in the past is in the past, thank you," concluded Vincent.

(kpl/aal/dyn)