Sunan Kalijaga Avoids When Venna Melinda Questions Power of Attorney Regarding Ferry Irawan's Request for Goods

"I will read it. To the honorable Bro Sunan, please help to collect all the items. Personal items including clothes, birth certificate documents, passports, and other personal belongings in the right drawer of the bed. Medications and the entire contents of the drawer. And the phone box. Thank you for your kindness and support," said Sunan.

Venna Melinda and her attorney, Noor Akhmad Riyadhi, who were next to Sunan, immediately responded to the letter. According to them, the letter is not a power of attorney as their client wants.

"That is indeed a letter from Mr. Ferry, asking for help from Mr. Sunan. But it is not a power of attorney for receiving items, not a letter for taking them. So we ask the legal team to provide a power of attorney like the previous session's power of attorney, a special power of attorney," said Riyadhi.

Venna immediately questioned Sunan's attitude of choosing to avoid, when his lawyer, Noor Akhmad Riyadhi, explained about the letter. Moreover, the letter that was read was not a power of attorney letter from Ferry.

"Where is Bang Sunan, don't go yet because this is not finished. The power of attorney letter is different from the letter. I asked if this is a power of attorney letter or not," said Venna.

After reading the power of attorney, Sunan asked the other legal team regarding the letter. Venna refused the explanation from Ferry's legal team. Venna asked Sunan to provide an explanation. It is known that Sunan had previously stated that there was a threat if Venna did not fulfill his client's request.

"I want to talk to Bang Sunan because Bang Sunan was the one who made the statement in front of the media. The one who said that I could be sentenced to 4 years is not me, but Bang Sunan. So I want to talk to Bang Sunan," said Venna.

Regarding Ferry's belongings, Venna is ready to return them. "Actually, this is it, Ferry's personal belongings will be returned but with a power of attorney," concluded Noor Akhmad Riyadhi.