Public Suspects Tamara Tyasmara's Involvement in Dante's Death, Manager Defends: I Know How Hard He Fought

Kapanlagi.com - The investigators from the Jakarta Metropolitan Police have named YA or Yudha Arfandi as a suspect in the death of Raden Andante Khalif Pramudityo, also known as Dante. Yudha's status as Tamara Tyasmara's boyfriend has led the public to suspect the artist's involvement in her son's murder.

However, Dianita Tiastuti, Tamara's manager, quickly denied these allegations. In fact, Dianita and Tamara have been facilitating the investigation into this alleged planned murder.

"There are many conflicting news saying that Tamara is not grieving. But it was us who have been working tirelessly day and night. We provided witness contact numbers that contacted me and Tamara via DM, we assisted the police in various ways. We are the ones fighting," said Dianita as quoted from a video uploaded by Marissya Icha on Instagram on Sunday (11/2).

1. Not the First Reporter

Dianita Tiastuti explained that it was not Tamara Tyasmara who first reported Dante's death to the police. Instead, the swimming pool management took the initiative to file a report to the Duren Sawit Police Station after a visitor informed them of something suspicious.

"The swimming pool management was the first to report to the police station. Then Tamara found out from the police and asked to be accompanied, saying there was CCTV and she wanted to know the process of how to view it. Then we came and gave our testimony. After that, I was introduced to Bang Sandy and consulted with the Regional Police whether the case would remain with the police station or be transferred. The case was then transferred from the police station to the Regional Police, and we were involved. All the data was transferred to the Regional Police," explained Dianita.

2. Strengthening Tamara Tyasmara

Netizens have made harsh comments about Tamara Tyasmara's strength in facing Dante's death case. Dianita Tiastuti defended her because she knows how fragile the actress is and tried to strengthen her.

"I accompanied her from the police station to the Regional Police every day. She (Tamara) said, 'Sis, I'm grieving and it's really difficult for me to fight'. I said, 'Don't feel burdened, you have to fight, show everyone that you're strong'," said Dianita.

"Many people commented, 'Where is the mother's sad face?', well, they don't know how much Tamara has struggled, how she could go to the Regional Police, how she could rise and give statements. It's really tough for her. But people don't know that. They only know snippets and make their own assumptions. I know how much she has fought, and I really want the perpetrator to be given the maximum punishment," added Dianita.

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