Febrie Adriansyah Fails to Answer Summons in Money Laundering Probe
Febrie Adriansyah, who previously served as Indonesia's Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, was absent from a scheduled examination regarding money
Former Deputy Attorney General Misses Money Laundering Hearing
Kabarsaji.com – Febrie Adriansyah, who previously served as Indonesia’s Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, was absent from a scheduled examination regarding money laundering allegations on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
Non-Compliance with Summons
Anang Supriatna, the head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Center, provided clarification on the situation. In a statement released on Thursday, July 23, 2026, he explained that two individuals failed to appear as required.
Two people did not fulfill the summons, namely FA with health reasons and NH did not attend without notification.
The special investigative team assigned to Febrie’s matter had called four witnesses for questioning. Alongside FA and NH, the remaining two witnesses were identified as DR and TS. Additionally, a money laundering specialist designated as TPPU received a summons to participate.
Institutional Transparency
Anang noted that yesterday’s proceedings included representatives from multiple oversight bodies. The Coordination and Supervision Team from the Corruption Eradication Commission participated, alongside the Attorney Commission Team. The Indonesian National Police’s Corruption Eradication Corps and the Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) were also present. According to Anang, this broad participation demonstrated institutional synergy and transparency in managing the case.
Prosecutors from Team 9, a unit established specifically for Febrie Adriansyah’s matters, maintain ongoing coordination with investigators from the Jakarta Metro Police and the Corruption Eradication Task Force of the Indonesian National Police.
Multiple Cases Under Investigation
Febrie Adriansyah faces scrutiny across three separate investigations conducted by the Corruption Eradication Task Force and the Metro Jaya Regional Police Crime Investigation Unit. These matters involve corruption and money laundering allegations concerning PT Asabri, suspected corruption within PT Krakatau Steel, and corruption related to coal governance at PLN’s power plant.
Currently, Febrie holds the status of suspect in the PT Asabri matter, while remaining a witness in the remaining two cases. The Attorney General’s Office has since assumed responsibility for investigating all three matters.
