Report Haters Making Parents Investigated by Police, Ayu Ting Ting Schedules Work to Accompany Them

Kapanlagi.com - Ayu Ting Ting's parents named Abdul Rozak and Umi Kalsum underwent questioning at Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya on Tuesday morning (12/10/2021). They were asked several questions as witnesses regarding Ayu's report against Kartika Damayanti or KD.

During the approximately two-hour interrogation, Ayu accompanied her parents. She admitted to setting aside special time to provide support.

"No, it doesn't disturb my work. Everything has been arranged, all schedules have been matched," Ayu said when met by the media after accompanying her parents.

On that occasion, Ayu emphasized that her father's absence in the previous summons was not intended to avoid it. But to match it with his schedule.

"We didn't attend yesterday not for any reason, but we arranged the time to make it convenient. Permission (to work) cannot be impromptu," Ayu added.

1. Questions About the Gundik Empang Account

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During the two-hour interrogation, Abdul Rozak was bombarded with six questions. Meanwhile, Umi Kalsum had twelve questions. Considering they had never undergone an interrogation before, both of them followed the process well.

"All the questions were related to the Gundik Empang account. The questions asked were about things they had experienced and felt, so it was easy for them to provide answers. Because the definition of a witness is someone who sees and experiences things themselves," said Minola Sebayang, the legal representative.

Furthermore, Minola Sebayang stated that the involvement of Ayu Ting Ting's parents ends here. The next process only requires waiting for the police.

"I spoke to the investigator earlier, and matters related to the report and temporary witnesses' statements are considered complete for now. There may be further stages, such as case classification, and there may be summoning of the reported individuals. So, we just have to wait for the next process from the police," explained Minola.

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