Kapanlagi.com - Karina Ranau, the wife of the late actor Epy Kusnandar, admits to still being haunted by trauma after the alleged abuse case she experienced. This condition is said to affect her daily activities and makes her afraid to engage in outdoor activities. She made this statement while visiting the Pancoran Police Station in South Jakarta on Wednesday (29/7/2026).
"Yes, of course, I express that feeling of trauma; from yesterday until this moment, I am still traumatized. My psychological state, my family, of course, my child, and I feel scared to go anywhere, so I can't concentrate on continuing my life journey. Without my husband, I hope for fairness. As a woman, especially since I am alone," said Karina Ranau when met at the Pancoran Police Station in South Jakarta on Wednesday (29/7/2026).
She emphasized that the psychological impact is not only felt by her but also affects her family, including her child. Karina hopes that the legal process will proceed and that she will receive justice.
1. Impact on Daily Life

Karina Ranau with Police and Legal Counsel © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi
Karina mentioned that the trauma she experienced made her feel afraid to go anywhere. This condition affects her concentration in carrying out her routine, especially since she has to continue living without her husband's presence.
In her statement, she emphasized that the psychological aspect is a major focus. She mentioned that she, her family, and her child are also affected, causing daily activities to not run as they should.
Karina also expressed her hope that the case affecting her will be handled fairly. She emphasized her position as a woman who currently has to face this situation alone.
2. Incident at the Stall and Memories that Still Linger
Karina recounted that the incident she reported happened suddenly while she was working at the stall. She stated that the event came unexpectedly while she was carrying out her usual activities.
"That moment. When I remember that moment, I really feel like it was completely out of plan. I was working, at the stall, doing my activities. Suddenly, there was that incident and even the expression I saw at that time still feels like it's in my mind. It traumatizes me, scares me. Until now," said Karina.
According to her, the memory of the expression seen during the incident continues to linger to this day. She mentioned that the fear has not subsided since the event occurred.
3. Not Ready to Meet the Reported Party
Karina stated that she is not ready to meet the reported party in the near future. She admitted that her condition does not allow her to face that meeting.
"For now, I am not ready. Because this case happened in June, right? But when I am at home, resting, I try to open my phone again, look at this video again, I cry. I feel pain seeing it," Karina expressed.
She added that every time she opens the recording of the incident on her phone, she often cries and feels pain seeing the content of the video. The incident that occurred in June still leaves a strong emotional impact.
4. Tighten Security in the Stall with CCTV
After the incident, Karina tightened supervision in her stall area. She installed surveillance cameras at several points to monitor the situation.
"Yes, since that incident yesterday, I immediately installed CCTV in various corners, in the front, in the tent area, inside. So I can control it from here, I already have a lot of CCTV on my phone to avoid unwanted things," Karina concluded.
Karina mentioned that the installation of CCTV covers the front area, tent, and inside the stall. She now monitors the condition through her phone as a precaution against unwanted events.
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Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.