People who have lost relatives are expected to report immediately to the police. People can contact the Banjarnegara Police Office via WhatsApp on 082326444401.

The number of murder cases related to money-multiplying scams continues to grow. The perpetrators can easily deceive their victims because of the generally low financial literacy among the public.

Fraudsters claiming to increase wealth have existed for a long time. The desire to gain property in an instant way, and belief in the occult, mean similar cases to continue to repeat.

The judicial panel is expected to be progressive in its sentence for Richard, who acted as a justice collaborator.

The panel of judges who examined and tried the case is expected to dismiss all forms of intervention and only hold firmly to a sense of justice.

The police have identified 11 victims of fraud, including Hana and Yeni, by tracing the history of cash going into the gang’s savings account, which totals around Rp 1 billion.

There are suspicions that the nine murders allegedly committed by Wowon’s gang was not only because of money, as Wowon’s own biological child was killed as well.

On Tuesday (10/1/2023) a white flag was raised on the gate at Jl. Batua Raya 7 in Makassar, signaling the death of 11-year-old M. Fadil Sadewa while ending his family’s search that began on Sunday evening (8/1/2023).