Attorney General's Office Re-Examines Former Special Crimes Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah Regarding Money Laundering Case

The former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah, is scheduled to undergo further examination by the Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) ‘Team 9’ on Thursday, 3 September 2026.

This examination pertains to the investigation of alleged money laundering (TPPU). However, the summons does not yet specify which suspect Febrie is being questioned in relation to.

This was confirmed by Febrie’s legal counsel, Febri Diansyah, who verified the scheduled examination. “Yes, it is true; this morning an examination for Mr FA is scheduled as a witness in the money laundering investigation. The summons does not yet clarify which suspect the witness is testifying for,” he stated when confirmed.

Febrie, who is currently detained at the KPK Detention Centre, is confirmed to attend the summons. His lawyer noted that his client will remain cooperative throughout the legal process and will be accompanied by counsel. The examination is planned to take place at the Attorney General’s Office headquarters.

The Attorney General’s Office is currently investigating four follow-up investigation orders (sprindik) resulting from the transfer of cases previously handled by a joint police-prosecutor team. These four cases involve alleged corruption in the coal sector that triggered blackouts, corruption within a subsidiary of PT Krakatau Steel, and alleged money laundering related to PT Asabri.

Additionally, the Attorney General’s Office has issued a new investigation order to probe alleged money laundering involving the discovery of 74 kilograms of gold and foreign currency valued at Rp476 billion. These items were found at Cafe de’Clan, Koin Money Changer, and a residence in Sentul.

Of these four investigation orders, Febrie has already been named a suspect in the money laundering case involving the 74 kilograms of gold and the Rp476 billion in foreign currency. He is also implicated in the PT Asabri corruption case.

In the remaining two cases—the alleged corruption of a PT Krakatau Steel subsidiary and the coal-related blackout—Febrie currently maintains the status of a witness.

In addition to Febrie, another suspect named lawyer Don Ritto has been charged in the PT Asabri corruption case, while he remains a witness in the other three investigation orders. Meanwhile, Nurman Herin has been named a suspect in the money laundering case linked to Febrie.