The Suspect in the Stabbing of Sandy Permana is Still at Large, His Wife is Suspected of Providing False Information

Kapanlagi.com - The stabbing case of Sandy Permana is still a matter of concern. Sandy Permana's wife, Ade Andriani, stated that the suspect in the stabbing is still at large and has not been found.

"The latest update is that he is still at large, not caught, and there is no further information on where the suspect is. We have no updates yet," said Ade Andriani when met at the funeral home on Tuesday (14/1/2025).

The latest information indicates that the suspect was last known to be in Karawang after the funeral on Monday. However, up until now, there has been no further news regarding his whereabouts.

"The last update was after the funeral on Monday in Karawang, but now there is no further information," Ade revealed.

1. The Perpetrator is Still at Large

Ade Andriyani © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

In addition to the fugitive perpetrator, there are allegations that his wife provided false testimony to the authorities. This is further supported by eyewitnesses who saw the incident.

"The previous statement I heard was that she was asked if she was with the perpetrator, but she said no. But there are eyewitnesses who saw her leaving with the perpetrator," she explained.

The perpetrator's wife also claimed she was taking her child to school on the day of the incident. However, this claim raises suspicion because the incident occurred on a Sunday.

"She said she was taking her child to school, but it was a Sunday," added Ade.

2. Allegedly Interrogated by Police

Ade also explained that the perpetrator's wife was reportedly not at home. It is suspected that she was undergoing questioning at the police station for testimony.

"Yesterday afternoon I tried to go to her house, but she was not there. At the police station, perhaps she is being questioned, I’m not sure," she said.

Ade hopes the perpetrator will be caught soon and receive appropriate punishment for his actions. She has also handed over the case to a lawyer to help expedite the legal process.

"I hope the perpetrator is caught quickly and takes responsibility for what he has done. The law should be as severe as possible. Yes, insya Allah, I will hand this matter over to a lawyer to speed things up," she concluded.

(kpl/far/phi)