Shy Mom Vanessa Khong, Sober Has Been Tajir Without Indra Kenz, Now Son & Husband Officially Detained – Tribunnewsmaker.com
TRIBUNNEWSMAKER.COM – Vanessa Khong and her father are now officially detained for the fraud case committed by Indra Kenz.
At first she was happy, now Vanessa Khong is suffering because of her actions Indra Kenz.
Previously, Vanessa Khongs mother had boasted that she was already rich without Indra Kenz, now he has to bear the shame.
Because now her son and husband, Vanessa Khong and her father have Officially detained ri Rutan Police Headquarters.
The detention was carried out after the two underwent examination as a suspect on Monday (18/4/2022).
It was stated that Vanessa Khong and her father, Rudiyanto Pei, would languish in prison for the next 20 days.
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KENZ NOT CHECKED: POLICE VOTE! [Vanessa Khong will also be questioned by the police regarding the ensnaring case Indra Kenz] Vanessa Khong will also be questioned by the police regarding the case that ensnared Indra Kenz (Instagram @vanessakhong @indrakenz) This was confirmed directly by the Dirtipideksus Bareskrim Police, Brigadier General Whisnu Hermawan.
Investigators detained him from this morning for the next 20 days in the detention center Police Headquarters, said Whisnu Hermawan when confirmed, Tuesday (19/4/2022).
After being confirmed regarding his detention, Vanessas Instagram instantly Lhong, @vanessakhongg suddenly disappeared.
The account is now not found in search engines in media Instagram social. However, the night before the arrest, can still be found on Vanessa Khongs Instagram.
In addition, through his Instagram, Vanessa Khong often gives answers related to the case of Indra Kenz.
Likewise promoting product advertisements that he can.
For this case, Vanessa Khong and her father, Rudiyanto Pei were subject to Article 5 and or Article 10 of Law Number 8 of 2010 concerning Prevention and Eradication of the Crime of Money Laundering Article 55 Paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code.
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The threat is five years in prison and a maximum fine of IDR 1 billion, explained Whisnu Hermawan.
