Sandi Tanaka Laporkan 2 Jaksa ke Jamwas Gara-gara Sebut Dirinya Sudah Meninggal
Sandi mengaku curiga, dirinya sengaja dibuat telah meninggal dunia agar tidak memberikan kesaksian saat persidangan.
Selasa, 29 Juni 2021 11:24 WIB
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Sandi Tanaka saat melaporkan 2 oknum Jaksa Kejari Tebing Tinggi ke Kejaksaan Tinggi Sumut, Jalan AH Nasution, Senin (28/6/2021).
Dua jaksa yang dilaporlan Sandi Tanaka adalah Alfin Ziawa dan Anastasia Christanti Wulandari.
Sandi tidak terima dirinya disebut sudah meninggal dunia oleh kedua jaksa itu di dalam surat tuntutan. Di surat tuntutan, fakta persidangan keterangan saksi Doddy Razali alias Doddy saya dinyatakan telah meninggal dunia, padahal tidak. Saya masih sehat, kata Sandi, Selasa (28/6/2021).
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