Need a Lot of Money, Saipul Jamil Sells All Valuable Assets Starting from House to Car

Kapanlagi.com - Since 2016, Saipul Jamil has been in prison for child molestation and corruption cases. This senior dangdut singer was sentenced to 5 years in prison for his actions.

Recently, Saipul Jamil was visited by one of his ex-girlfriends, Indah Sari. On that occasion, Indah explained that the man who is familiarly called Bang Ipul is being sought to be released by the end of 2020.

"His condition (Saipul Jamil) is healthy, he has accepted it. Bang Haji has said that the earliest, God willing, until the end of this year. If it can't be by the end of this year, the only sadness is that he doesn't work and there is no money coming in, all the things have been sold, houses, cars, and others, there is nothing else that can be sold," said Indah Sari, Saipul Jamil's ex-girlfriend when met in Jakarta recently.

1. Still Need a Lot of Money Even in Detention

There are several reasons why Bang Ipul needs a lot of money even though he is currently in detention. One of them is to pay the employees who are still working for him out there.

"Because he needs money for his living expenses in prison. He needs money to buy food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If he wants to buy something, he needs money. Maybe there are some expenses inside. Bang Haji also still has some employees who are not laid off, paid by family. So even though he doesn't have any income, he has to spend money. So that's actually his dilemma, where the money comes from," explained Indah.

2. No More Assets to Sell

Saipul Jami / Credit: KapanLagi - Agus Apriyanto

According to Indah, Bang Ipul has sold various assets he owned to get money. But now, there are no more belongings of his that can be sold again.

"Both cars have been sold, the house in Kelapa Gading has been sold, and he also sold his shop a few months ago, so he doesn't have anything anymore. I always encourage him, it's better to get out of jail and become a new Saipul Jamil with a new fortune, a better career. I hope he will be free by the end of this year," concluded Indah.

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