Boboho Reveals Febrie Adriansyah’s Response When He Reported the Harvey Moeis Case

Jakarta – Ferry Yanto Hongkiriwang, known as Ferry Boboho, has revealed how former Deputy Attorney-General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah responded when he reported the tin-management corruption case involving Harvey Moeis to him.

Boboho said that when he reported the case to Febrie, the former deputy attorney-general immediately told him not to get involved in Harvey’s legal affairs.

He made the statement while testifying in the alleged extortion and money-laundering case involving Febrie Adriansyah at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Monday (2 November 2026).

Boboho had earlier said that he founded the law firm Prime Solution Associate. Prosecutors then questioned him about requests for legal opinions or case-handling assistance made to the firm, which Ferry Boboho had reported to Febrie.

According to Ferry Boboho, the cases included the corruption case involving the 4G BTS project at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics’ Bakti agency, with Jemy Sutjiawan as a defendant, and the Jiwasraya corruption case involving Tan Kian.

“Earlier, you mentioned several cases, including those involving Tan Kian, Jemy and Hemon Candi. In your explanations, you said you always asked or reported these matters to the defendant, Febrie. Is that right? What was the urgency or your interest, as a law firm, in reporting them to the defendant whenever you took on a client?” the prosecutor asked.

“What I reported was Tan Kian, Your Honour. As for Mr Jemy, I asked because perhaps he wanted to know which lawyer to go to so he could be helped. I never discussed Mr Hemon, Your Honour,” Ferry Boboho replied.

The prosecutor then asked about Ferry’s witness examination record, which stated that he had reported the tin-management corruption case involving Harvey Moeis to Febrie.

Ferry Boboho acknowledged that he had told Febrie about the case, and that Febrie had said he should not get involved.

“Regarding Mr Harvey Moeis, did you also consult the defendant?” the prosecutor asked.

“I once told Uncle Febrie about Harvey Moeis, but he said, ‘You don’t need to get involved in that legal matter,’” Ferry Boboho replied.