Jakarta –
Civil trial Jessica Iskandar and the opposing side Christopher Steffanus Budianto aka Steven is still rolling. Unfortunately, Steven was absent once more during the trial process which took place at the South Jakarta District Court.
When she arrived at the court, the woman who is familiarly called Jedar once more burst into tears because she was sad and disappointed that the plaintiff was not present. Steven was only represented by his legal team, Togar Situmorang.
Jedar admitted that he was disappointed because he was willing to come all the way from Bali to Jakarta to attend the trial. “Disappointed, yes, how regarding it. I am also still taking care of children, breastfeeding,” said Jedar when met at the South Jakarta District Court.
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When interviewed by the media, he cried. Jedar said he was tired because the civil case that cost him nearly Rp 10 billion drained his family’s energy, money, and time.
“I’m tired of heart, mind, body, time, and money too,” said Jedar in a trembling voice.
Seeing his wife crying, Vincent Verhaag was furious and asked Steven to attend the next trial as soon as possible.
“Just attend CSB! It’s said that from the other side, they want to be heart-to-heart. Yes, don’t be absent,” said Vincent Verhaag.
“Right from the start, we asked for it like that. Whatever the reason, ouch, that’s what makes me angry sometimes. I want peace, but I don’t attend,” he continued.
Furthermore, Vincent Verhaag doesn’t mind if Steven doesn’t want to make peace. He is ready to continue the trial.
“I hope he will attend. If he doesn’t come, I don’t want to. What do you want to say. If you don’t want peace, let’s just continue the trial,” said Vincent Verhaag.
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