Indonesian Attorney General’s Office Intensifies Money Laundering Investigation into Febrie Adriansyah
On August 3, 2026, the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) intensified its ongoing money laundering investigation by searching the office of Don Ritto and the residence of Nurman Herin, following a series of raids and witness examinations tied to former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah, according to reports from Kumparan and detik.com.
Expanding the Scope of the Financial Investigation
According to Kumparan, investigators from the Attorney General’s Office executed targeted searches across multiple locations, including the commercial office belonging to Don Ritto and the private home of Nurman Herin. Alongside these physical searches, prosecutors have examined four witnesses to map out the financial trails and asset transfers associated with the case.
Legal Scrutiny and Demands for Transparency
The investigation has also drawn intense pushback and procedural challenges from defense representatives. According to Kompas.com, legal counsel representing parties affected by the inquiry recently outlined nine separate procedural irregularities in how authorities have handled the former Jampidsus case.
According to CNN Indonesia, the Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) is actively reviewing a protection application filed by Ferry Hongkiriwang in connection with the unfolding events of the Febrie case.
According to ANTARA News, a designated oversight group known as Team 9 of the Attorney General’s Office has faced vocal public demands to formally identify and question the ultimate beneficial owners of cash and gold discoveries uncovered during earlier searches at properties linked to the former Jampidsus.