Portrait of Clift Sangra's Story: Love, Controversy, and Suzzanna's Mystical Legacy

Their marriage lasted harmoniously for 25 years until Suzzanna passed away on October 15, 2008, due to complications from diabetes. However, her departure left controversy as her burial was conducted quietly by Clift without the knowledge of Suzzanna's extended family. Clift revealed that this was Suzzanna's wish to pass away peacefully at home without burdening her family.

After Suzzanna's passing, Clift was involved in a shooting case against FX Abriyarso Boyoh, the husband of Kiki Maria, Suzzanna's child from a previous marriage. This incident was triggered by a family dispute, and Clift was sentenced to 4 months in prison by the Magelang District Court.

On August 9, 2009, Clift remarried to Nana Mahliana Hasan, a woman of Banjar descent. This marriage surprised the public because the two had differing beliefs. Nevertheless, their household has been harmonious and they were blessed with a child in 2011.

After several years away from the spotlight, Clift re-emerged in the media with mystical stories related to the late Suzzanna. He claimed to have often experienced strange occurrences at Suzzanna's house in Magelang, such as sightings of Suzzanna that were also seen by his wife and children.

Clift also shared a mystical experience while writing a book about Suzzanna's life journey. He claimed that the late Suzzanna visited him in a dream, asking him to write the book well."Before I started writing, at the beginning of my writing, I had a dream. The late Suzzanna came into her room and called me 'Pah, pah come here'. Then she invited me into the room and asked 'are you going to write a book?', 'yes' I said. 'Make sure to write it well', that was in my dream before I started writing the book," said Clift Sangra as quoted from the Rumpi program, Thursday, (8/8/2024).

Clift also revealed that Suzzanna appeared to him after he finished writing his book. "When this book was just finished, about a day after I wrote it, Mrs. Suzzanna passed by the front of my room door. And it wasn't just me who saw it, my wife saw it too. 'Pah, pah who is that?', yes who else (Suzzanna) passed by back and forth maybe up to 4 times back and forth. There was no communication, just passing by to the room and back again up to 4 times back and forth," said Clift.

Clift believes that Suzzanna would surely be happy with the book he wrote. Now Clift lives his life happily with his wife and children, while occasionally sharing stories about the late Suzzanna.