Victim of Alleged Child Abuse Chintami Atmanegara Speaks Up, Mentions Hurt Because of Being Teased

Kapanlagi.com - Deanni Ivanda, the victim of alleged abuse by Dio Alif Utama, the son of senior artist Chintami Atmanegara, has finally spoken up. She admits that Dio Alif Utama might have been upset after hearing her remarks which were considered to be teasing.

"Maybe because I was teasing. Ms. Chintami, Dio's mother, spoke to me about waking up early. That was for girls. Then I asked, should only girls wake up early, what about boys? Maybe that's what upset Alif," said Deanni Ivanda when met in the Bintaro area, South Tangerang, on Tuesday night.

Deanni Ivanda continued that at that time she saw Dio Alif Utama was quite offended by her remarks. That's why Dio Alif Utama immediately hit Deanni Ivanda, even when the abuse happened, Chintami Atmanegara was present at the scene.

"I said, okay aunt, I will wake up early because I have work. Then I asked, should only girls wake up early, what about boys? I looked at Alif while saying that, and he got offended," she explained.

"So, in that situation, there was Ms. Chintami, me, Dio Alif Utama, and my friend named Bu Alexander. And when I was hit, there was also security there who witnessed everything," she continued.

1. Planning to Leave Home

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In addition, Deanni Ivanda also admitted that before the incident, she planned to leave Chintami Atmanegara's residence. However, before leaving the house, an argument occurred which resulted in physical assault.

"So on July 30, I wanted to say goodbye to Chintami and her child and leave the house. Then there was a dispute there and Alif's brother did not accept what I said, and he hit me," she said.

2. Living in Chintami's House

Deanni Ivanda also explained that she can live in Chintami Atmanegara's house after being invited by Dio Alif Utama. She was offered a job as an admin since the COVID-19 pandemic. She has been living there since April. Deanni Ivanda is in charge of managing Chintami Atmanegara's social media accounts.

"I knew her from Bina Nusantara, the same campus. She is my senior, and the reason I can live there is because I used to work but got laid off due to the impact of the coronavirus. Then I didn't have a place to live, and at that time, Alif and I often hang out at a coffee place. We met quite often, and when he heard that I got laid off, he offered me to live in his house and become Chintami's admin," she concluded.

(kpl/irf/frs)