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Indonesia: Febrie Adriansyah trial for extortion and money-l
Overview
Indonesia’s anti-corruption task force has broadened the money-laundering (TPPU) investigation centred on former special-crime judge Febrie Adriansyah. The primary suspect list includes Adriansyah, Don Ritto, and businessman Nurman Herin, linked to alleged corruption in Pertamina Energy Trading Ltd (Petral) between 2008 and 2015. In August 2026, Adriansyah’s legal team filed a pretrial motion at the South Jakarta District Court to challenge his suspect status, his detention, and the legality of searches at his Sentul residence. On 27 August 2026, Judge Richard Edwin Basoeki rejected the pretrial motion, upholding the legality of the investigations, searches, and seizures. The court cited allegations that Adriansyah received approximately Rp 40 billion from businessman Tan Kian, linked to the ASABRI and Jiwasraya cases. Adriansyah’s counsel denied these claims, stating that records suggest funds were transferred to an individual named Ferry Hongkiriwang (Ferry Boboho) rather than Adriansyah. The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) later confirmed that Ferry Boboho returned Rp 5 billion in August 2026. Following further examinations in early September, the AGO reached P21 status, officially transferring case files and evidence to the South Jakarta District Attorney's Office on 16 September 2026. The investigation involves the seizure of 74 kilograms of gold and Rp543 billion in cash from Adriansyah’s Sentul residence. On 7 October 2026, Adriansyah’s trial commenced at the Jakarta Central Corruption Court. Prosecutors allege he extorted approximately Rp 55 billion from Tan Kian and laundered Rp 346.7 billion and 440,990 US dollars through assets including land, buildings, vehicles, and gold. The AGO has deployed 34 prosecutors, including members of the specialized ‘Tim 9’, to handle the case. Adriansyah has filed a resistance note requesting that judges cancel the indictment, arguing it lacks clarity regarding his specific legal involvement.
Entities
Febrie Adriansyah · Kejaksaan Agung · Attorney General's Office · Tan Kian · Nurman Herin
Claims
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"He was taken into custody without a detention vest or handcuffs."
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"He was required to wear an orange detention vest during registration."
One claim states he was required to wear an orange detention vest, while the other states he was taken into custody without a detention vest.
- [DISPUTED] He was required to wear an orange detention vest during registration.
- [DISPUTED] He was taken into custody without a detention vest or handcuffs.
- [● 10 SOURCES] Febrie Adriansyah, former Jampidsus, is a suspect in a money‑laundering (TPPU) case involving 74 kg of gold and foreign‑currency assets worth hundreds of billions of rupiah.
- [● 7 SOURCES] Febrie Adriansyah is being examined as a suspect in a money laundering case.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The court ordered the prosecution to proceed to the evidentiary stage of the trial. sumeks.disway.id · www.jawapos.com · malutpost.id · www.gelora.co · www.inews.id · +2 more
- [● 5 SOURCES] Febrie Adriansyah was detained by Indonesian authorities on 24‑25 July 2026.
- [● 5 SOURCES] No special or preferential treatment was given to him; standard procedures applied.
- [● 5 SOURCES] Febrie Adriansyah is a former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes.
- [● 5 SOURCES] He was detained at the KPK detention centre for a 20‑day period starting 24 July 2026.
- [● 5 SOURCES] Febrie Adriansyah was detained at the KPK detention facility.
Timeline
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[CRIME] 17 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah corruption trial proceeds to evidentiary stage
An Indonesian corruption court rejected former Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah's objection, ordering the trial for alleged extortion and money laundering to proceed to the evidentiary stage.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesProsecutors seek rejection of Febrie Adriansyah's legal challenge
Prosecutors in Jakarta have asked judges to reject a legal challenge by former Junior Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah regarding his alleged extortion and money laundering case.
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[CRIME] 6 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah challenges extortion indictment in Jakarta court
Former Indonesian official Febrie Adriansyah has challenged his extortion indictment, arguing prosecutors failed to prove his concrete involvement in an alleged Rp55 billion bribe involving Tan Kian.
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[CRIME] 14 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah faces trial for alleged Rp346 billion money laundering
Former Indonesian official Febrie Adriansyah faces trial for alleged extortion and laundering Rp346.7 billion and 440,990 USD, involving assets like 74kg of gold and various properties.
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[CRIME] 8 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah case transferred to South Jakarta District Attorney
Former Junior Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah has been transferred to the South Jakarta District Attorney's Office following completed investigations into alleged extortion and money laundering.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesKejaksaan Agung investigates Rp5 billion return by Ferry Boboho
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office is investigating the return of Rp5 billion by Ferry Boboho as part of a larger Rp40 billion sum linked to a case involving former official Febrie Adriansyah.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesAttorney General's Office denies Rp40 billion bribery allegations
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office dismissed allegations that four officials received Rp40 billion from Tan Kian, calling the claims unproven assumptions pending court proceedings.
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[CRIME] 12 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah questioned as suspect in money laundering case
Former Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah was questioned as a suspect in a money laundering case involving PT Asabri and PT Asuransi Jiwasraya. He denies bribery allegations involving Rp40 billion.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah investigation tests Attorney General's Office integrity
Legal experts weigh in on the money laundering investigation of former official Febrie Adriansyah, debating the Attorney General's Office's institutional integrity versus procedural rights.
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[CRIME] 13 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah examined as suspect in money laundering case
Former official Febrie Adriansyah was examined as a suspect by the Attorney General's Office regarding a money laundering case involving 74kg of gold and 543 billion rupiah.
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[CRIME] 7 sourcesLawyer denies Febrie Adriansyah received Rp40 billion from Tan Kian
Lawyer Febri Diansyah denied that former Jampidsus official Febrie Adriansyah received Rp40 billion from businessman Tan Kian, stating court records link the funds to an individual named Ferry instead.
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[CRIME] 15 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah pretrial motion rejected by South Jakarta judge
The South Jakarta District Court rejected a pretrial motion by former official Febrie Adriansyah, upholding his suspect status and the legality of searches and seizures related to corruption and money Laundered
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[CRIME] 11 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah pretrial hearing verdict set for August 27
The pretrial hearing for former official Febrie Adriansyah regarding alleged money laundering and illegal seizures is set for a verdict on August 27, 2026, amid debates over legal definitions.
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[CRIME] 12 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah pre-trial hearing focuses on investigation legality
Former official Febrie Adriansyah's pre-trial hearing involves disputes over the legality of his investigation, the application of 'lex favorio' principles, and the validity of search warrants.
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[CRIME] 13 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah challenges suspect status in pretrial hearing
Former Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah is challenging his suspect status in a money laundering case through a pretrial hearing, contesting the legality of his detention and certain search procedures.
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[CRIME] 14 sourcesFormer Indonesian Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah Under Money‑Laundering Investigation
Former prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah faces a money‑laundering probe; three suspects, gold and cash seized, and experts demand transparent proof of a predicate crime.
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[CRIME] 15 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Examined by Indonesian Prosecutors in TPPU Case
Febrie Adriansyah, ex‑prosecutor, was interrogated by Indonesia’s Tim 9 on 7 Aug 2026 over a TPPU case tied to Pertamina’s Petral scandal; six co‑suspects were moved to court, Riza Chalid remains at large, and
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[CRIME] 17 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah faces pre‑trial motions and police scrutiny after gold seizure
Febrie Adriansyah, former deputy attorney general, is a suspect in a gold‑linked money‑laundering case; he has been suspended and is filing two pre‑trial motions while police and anti‑corruption units brace for
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[CRIME] 7 sourcesFormer Indonesian Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah Detained in Money‑Laundering Probe
Ex‑prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah is detained as Indonesia probes a massive money‑laundering case involving billions of rupiah and gold, with raids on his home and related firms.
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[CRIME] 5 sourcesIndonesia lawyer for former anti-corruption prosecutor demands disclosure of 74 kg seized gold
Jakarta lawyer for ex‑prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah demands investigators reveal ownership of 74 kg of gold seized in a raid and base their case on solid evidence, not just a suspect’s confession.
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[CRIME] 19 sourcesFormer Judge Febrie Adriansyah’s Money‑Laundering Probe Expands with New Suspect and Witnesses
Indonesia’s Tim 9 probes former judge Febrie Adriansyah’s money‑laundering case, adding suspect Nurman Herin, examining 24 witnesses including Tan Kian and Ferry Boboho, who is under LPSK protection and claims
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesIndonesia detains former top graft prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah over $26 million gold seizure
Indonesia arrested former anti‑graft deputy prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah on money‑laundering charges after police seized about US$26 million in gold and cash, placing him in a 20‑day detention.
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[CRIME] 18 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Detained Without Special Treatment Amid Money‑Laundering Probe
Febrie Adriansyah, ex‑Deputy Attorney General, is detained in KPK’s facility with standard orange vest, no special treatment, over a 74 kg gold money‑laundering probe; public scrutiny intensifies amid related‑s
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah case sparks debate over warrant legality and corruption charges
Experts argue the police search in former prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah’s corruption case is legal if proper procedures are followed, and call for transparent prosecution after it was moved to the Attorney Gen’s
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[CRIME] 50 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Detained in Indonesia Over Gold, Money Laundering
Indonesia’s former anti‑corruption prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah was detained as a money‑laundering suspect after police seized 74 kg of gold and millions in cash, prompting criticism over his lack of a det‑ain‑
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[CRIME] 37 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Detained by KPK Amid TPPU Corruption Probe
Ex‑prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah was detained by KPK after Kejagung’s probe into bribery and a TPPU money‑laundering case, following a gold‑seizure investigation; he alleges criminalisation, and his lawyer quit.
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[POLITICS] 23 sourcesHotman Paris faces multiple police reports over alleged journalist insult
Hotman Paris’ “Lu punya otak nggak?” remark led PWI, MIO and others to file police reports; he apologized but investigations and a possible summons by Polda Metro Jaya remain ongoing.
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[POLITICS] 26 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Corruption Probe Sparks Legal and Political Maneuvers in Indonesia
Febrie Adriansyah, a former Jampidsus, is accused of corruption and money‑laundering; the case triggers KPK oversight talks, a parliamentary watchdog, a new Jampidsus appointment and legal debate over suspect‑s
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[CULTURE] 29 sourcesHotman Paris faces backlash over disrespectful remarks to journalists in Febrie Adriansyah corruption case
Hotman Paris, counsel for suspect Febrie Adriansyah, insulted journalists at a July 2026 press conference, prompting criticism from press bodies, a police report, and public apologies, including to President Pr
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[CRIME] 19 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Named Suspect in Multiple Corruption Cases; Hotman Paris Serves as Lawyer
Febrie Adriansyah was named suspect in multiple corruption cases; he was examined without detention and is represented by lawyer Hotman Paris amid constitutional concerns over due‑process.
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[POLITICS] 31 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah’s Corruption Probe Shifted to Kejagung, Suspect Status Redefined
Kejagung took over Febrie Adriansyah’s corruption case, issued three sprindik orders, changed his status to witness, formed a nine‑prosecutor team, and drew KPK oversight and presidential attention.
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[CRIME] 12 sourcesLawyer Yuenchi Arwindi Denies Alleged Ties to Former Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah
Lawyer Yuenchi Arwindi denies any connection to former prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah, calling the claims false and vowing legal action.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesIndonesia appoints Rudi Margono as Acting Special Crime Prosecutor amid wealth disparity with predecessor
Rudi Margono was named Acting Special Crime Prosecutor after Febrie Adriansyah resigned amid corruption probes; Adriansyah’s assets (~Rp 18.3 bn) are over twice Margono’s (~Rp 7.3 bn).
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesIndonesia's Parliament to oversee ex‑special prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah's corruption cases
Indonesia's Parliament commission plans a meeting to monitor three corruption cases against former special prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah, while a Democratic Party DPR member urges transferring the cases to the K
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[CRIME] 36 sourcesFormer Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah Charged in Corruption Probe, Assets Seized and Travel Ban Imposed
Febrie Adriansyah, former deputy attorney general, is suspect in multiple corruption cases; police seized 74 kg of gold and large cash sums, the case moved to the Attorney General’s Office, and immigration has
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[POLITICS] 15 sourcesIndonesia names Rudi Margono acting Jampidsus following Febrie Adriansyah's resignation
Febrie Adriansyah resigned as Indonesia's deputy attorney general amid corruption charges; Rudi Margono appointed acting Jampidsus, with authorities saying investigations will continue unchanged.
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[CRIME] 5 sourcesIndonesia Police Seize Over Rp500 Billion in Coal Corruption Investigation
Indonesia police seized over Rp500 billion in assets during a coal corruption probe, with experts urging transparent, independent legal proceedings.
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[CRIME] 66 sourcesFebrie Adriansyah Resigns as Deputy Attorney General Amid Corruption Probe and Police Raids
Febrie Adriansyah resigned as Deputy Attorney General as police raided his properties, seizing gold and cash and naming him a suspect in three corruption cases; DPR formed a watchdog team and President Prabowo‑
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