Sutrimo's family acknowledges he worked for Febrie Adriansyah, starting as a builder

The family of Sutrimo, the man reportedly found dead and identified as the head of household for former Attorney General's Office official Febrie Adriansyah, has confirmed his employment with Adriansyah. However, they expressed uncertainty regarding his precise role or title within Adriansyah's residence.

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Oh, yes. If that's true [worked for Febrie Adriansyah]. But regarding whether he was the head of household or not, no one in the family knows.

According to the family's lawyer, Aan Rohaeni, Sutrimo had worked for Adriansyah for a considerable period. Although he had taken a break of about two years to work elsewhere, he returned to Adriansyah's service. The family also noted that Adriansyah had assisted with Sutrimo's medical expenses, including during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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He had worked for a long time. Sometimes if he took a break, he took a break for a few years. But when he was sick, he was also taken care of. During Covid, he was still supported.

Rohaeni explained that Sutrimo's employment began due to his skills as a construction worker. The family was aware that Sutrimo had worked on building Adriansyah's house. After completing that project, Sutrimo was entrusted with further responsibilities within Adriansyah's household. His duties were varied, ranging from managing construction projects to overseeing various household needs and payments, indicating he was a trusted figure for domestic matters.

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Mr. Sutrimo's previous job was as a builder. He financed construction and other things. As far as the family knows, Mr. Sutrimo built Mr. Febrie's house.