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Profile of Maria Pauline Lumowa, BNI Breaker, a 17-year Fugitive Now Arrested in Serbia


Minister of Law and Human Rights (Menkumham) Yasonna H. Laoly was talking with BNI burglary suspect Maria Pauline Lumowa on a plane on Wednesday (07/08/2020). (Special / Kemenkumham)

KOMPAS.TVName Maria Pauline Lumowa in the middle of a heated discussion. After all, the 61-year-old was over 17 years old, now under arrest.

Arresting the bank cash burglary suspect BNI worth Rp 1.7 trillion took place in Serbia. Minister of Law and Human Rights (Menkumham) Yasonna H. Laoly directly led the arrest.

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Who is Maria Pauline Lumowa?

Maria Pauline Lumowa is the Owner of PT Gramarindo Mega Indonesia. He was born in Paleloan, North Sulawesi, on July 27, 1958.

Maria Pauline Lumowa was one of the suspects in the BNI Bank Kebayoran Baru cash bank burglary through a fictitious Letter of Credit (L / C).

The case began in the period October 2002 to July 2003. At that time, Bank BNI disbursed loans worth 136 million US dollars and 56 million Euros, or equal to Rp 1.7 trillion at the time the exchange rate to PT Gramarindo Group owned by Maria Pauline Lumowa and Adrian Waworuntu.

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