Team 9 Urged to Identify Owner of Rp 476 Billion and 74 kg of Gold Found at Febrie Adriansyah's Residence
The public is still awaiting clarity on the ownership of Rp 476 billion in cash and 74 kilograms of gold bars seized during a search of the residence of former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah. To date, there has been no official explanation regarding the owner of the assets or the origin of the funds.
The development of the case continues to draw scrutiny due to the sheer value of the evidence. The public is hoping that the Attorney General’s Office’s ‘Team 9’, which is handling the case, can fully uncover the origin of the assets and identify the responsible parties.
Anti-corruption activist Iqbal Hutapea stated that public questions about the ownership of the money and gold are entirely reasonable. He noted that the enormous value of the seized assets has led the public to demand legal certainty and transparency from law enforcement officials.
‘It is natural for such questions to arise because this is a major case. It is major because of the figures involved,’ Hutapea told reporters on Monday, 3 August 2026.
Hutapea added that the scale of the evidence and the profile of the individuals implicated have made the case a focus of public attention. He stressed that the handling process must be carried out professionally, transparently, and accountably.
He expressed hope that the Attorney General’s Office’s Team 9 would thoroughly investigate the origin of the assets, including tracing the party that owned or controlled the hundreds of billions of rupiah and dozens of kilograms of gold. ‘Let us think positively and give the investigation team the opportunity to work,’ he concluded.
Previously, the Attorney General’s Office named former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah, as a suspect in a money laundering case related to the discovery of 74 kilograms of gold and hundreds of billions of rupiah at his residence in Sentul. The Attorney General’s Office also named a private sector individual, Nurman Herin, as a suspect for his alleged involvement in the money laundering scheme alongside Febrie.
Chair of Team 9 and Junior Attorney General for Supervision, Rudi Margono, stated that the alleged money laundering was carried out by Febrie during his tenure as a prosecutor or structural official at the Attorney General’s Office. In addition to this case, Febrie is implicated in three other cases at the Attorney General’s Office. The first relates to alleged corruption at PT Krakatau Steel, and the second involves alleged corruption in the procurement of coal for PLN’s steam power plants, which resulted in a blackout.