Nirina Zubir Expresses Gratitude for Witness Testimony Against Defendant

Kapanlagi.com - Nirina Zubir appeared once again in the ongoing trial of the alleged forgery of land deeds that caused her family losses of up to Rp 17 billion, on Tuesday (31/5/2022). The hearing, held at the West Jakarta District Court, entered the agenda of hearing testimony from the Prosecutor.

"Alhamdulillah, today's hearing went smoothly. Out of the four expected witnesses, three showed up," Nirina said after the hearing.

1. Satisfied

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After hearing the testimony of the witnesses, Nirina expressed her satisfaction. The witness statements were considered by Nirina to incriminate the defendant.

One of them was Cito, a witness who worked at a notary office and was familiar with Faridah, a notary who collaborated with Riri Khasmita.

"I was quite satisfied with Cito's statement, which clearly mentioned the collusion between Faridah, the notary, and an individual," Nirina said.

2. Nirina Grateful

Cito, in his testimony, did not know that his name was used to make a power of attorney to transfer the ownership of Nirina's mother's land deed to Riri Khasmita.

"I am truly grateful that there was a statement that the letter was indeed made even without Cito's knowledge and his name was included in the power of attorney," said Nirina.

"So today, Brother Cito has given a statement that incriminates them (the defendants), so I'm okay," she continued.

3. 5 Suspects

Nirina Zubir © KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto

In the case referred to by Nirina as the land mafia case, the police have named five suspects who are now defendants. They are Riri Khasmita, Nirina Zubir's mother's assistant, Edirianto, Riri Khasmita's husband, and Faridah, Ina Rosalina, and Edwin Ridwan, who are a notary and land deed officer.

The five defendants are charged with Article 264 paragraphs (1) and (2) of the Criminal Code, in conjunction with Article 263 paragraphs (1) and (2) of the Criminal Code, in conjunction with Article 362 of the Criminal Code, in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code and Article 3 of Law Number 8 of 2010 concerning Money Laundering Criminal Acts (TPPU).

(kpl/dan/phi)