Viral Letter Allegedly Written by Jessica Wongso from Behind Bars, Its Contents Touch Netizens

Kapanlagi.com - In the midst of public discussions about the Netflix documentary film titled Ice Cold: Murder, Coffee and Jessica Wongso, there is a viral letter on social media. The letter is allegedly written by Jessica Wongso from behind bars to her friend named Tami.

"Hi Tami, It's great that you and others received my letter, it's more practical to send it through scanning. :)" she wrote at the beginning of the letter.

"Thank you so much for the shoes, I use them here when I want to exercise. They fit perfectly :) But, don't let me be the only one exercising, you too! Let's get rid of laziness. :)" she continued.

Jessica Wongso seemed enthusiastic to hear updates about her friend's life who got a job. She wants to gather with her friends again someday.

"Wow, so you got a job because of knowing me from the WhatsApp group that talked about me? That's cool! :) I'm happy for you having new friends and a good boss :) let's meet up when I'm free!" she said.

1. Want to Exchange Photos

Photo: TikTok/awbimax

The woman who has received education in Australia also plans to exchange photos with her friend, although it seems difficult.

"If you want to send photos, please do, you can attach them to your letter as usual you send to the house :). Here, if you want to take photos, you have to wait for the right moment, even if you've taken the photo, it takes a long time to print it for my account, and I also avoid cameras :) but I will try later!" she explained.

The convict, who is sentenced to 20 years in prison for a murder case, then talked about her routine behind bars and revealed her current condition.

"Don't worry, I'm fine here, here there's nothing to do so it becomes a treatment, I exercise regularly :). Besides your routine, do you have any other hobbies? Do you like watching or reading? :)" she expressed.

"Tami, don't believe too much in the news in the media, here I'm busy helping the officers every day. I never stay in the cell except on Saturdays and Sundays. So what they write is not true, maybe they just write it to get their article clicked. :)" she continued.

2. Touching Netizens

That's the content of the letter written by Jessica Wongso to her friend. Reading this, netizens feel deeply touched and empathize with Jessica's condition, who has been living in prison for years.

They said she teaches her friends in the cell how to sew and knit, how kind she is," said a netizen in the comment section.

"She wants to reunite after being released, but it's still a long way to go. Jess is still 13 years old and you're 48 years old, please Allah grant your justice soon," she explained.

(kpl/tmd)