Dream - Family lawyer Vina Cirebon, Hotman Paris Hutapea, questions the decision of the West Java Regional Police to remove two names from the Wanted List (DPO) in the murder case of his client. West Java Regional Police did indeed remove two names from the DPO in the murder case of Vina Cirebon, namely Andi and Dani. West Java Regional Police only stopped at one DPO who has been captured, namely Pegi Setiawan alias Perong.

Hotman admitted to being confused by the police statement, considering that in the examination record until the verdict, there were three wanted persons. According to Hotman Paris, it seems unlikely that a group of Vina's murderers would fabricate a story about names because it is clearly explained in the examination record.

"If they shift the responsibility, it is possible to be shifted to a fictional person. This is not the case, they admitted to doing it together. Is it possible that they fabricated the name?" said Hotman in his Instagram post. Hotman admitted that he was not too surprised by the statement given by the West Java Police. Because he had predicted this decision beforehand.

"West Java Regional Police press release: only 9 perpetrators, where are the other 2 perpetrators? (as Hotman predicted 3 days earlier...)," wrote Hotman. He then uploaded the court verdict which clearly stated that there are still 3 other fugitives besides the 8 perpetrators who have been sentenced. The three fugitives are named Andi, Dani, and Pegi alias Perong."

"Copy of the final court verdict on the convicted Vina Cirebon case! In all court verdicts on the convicted, there are mentioned 3 wanted persons. Vina Cirebon case," he said. Previously, West Java Police Criminal Director Kombes Pol Surawan, removed two names of the perpetrators of the Vina Cirebon murder case, namely Dani and Andi, from the list of wanted persons (DPO).""

"DPO one, not two. It turns out that there is no one named Dani and Andi. So the correct DPO is one, under the name of PS (Pegi Setiawan). So the total number of suspects is nine, not 11," said Surawan, on Sunday, May 26, 2024. He explained that the confusion over the number of DPOs was caused by different statements from the suspects during the investigation process. After conducting the investigation, it turns out that the two names mentioned, Andi and Dani, do not exist or are fictitious."