Judge’s Response to Surabaya District Court’s Questioning by Ronald Tannur’s Wife: It’s My Business, No Need to Ask
In a surprising turn of events, Martha Panggabean, the wife of Surabaya District Court Judge Mangapul, revealed that she had once inquired about Ronald Tannur’s acquittal to her husband. This revelation came to light during a court hearing in Jakarta on Tuesday (7/1/2025) where Martha was summoned as a witness in an ongoing bribery case involving her husband.
How It All Began
Martha shared that she first learned about Ronald Tannur’s acquittal going viral on social media through her sister-in-law. Upon receiving this information, Martha attempted to confirm the news by calling her husband, who was en route to Medan at the time. Unfortunately, Mangapul’s phone was unreachable, leading Martha to believe he was still on the plane and unable to answer the call.
Avoiding the Topic
Upon Mangapul’s arrival in Medan, Martha finally had the chance to ask him about Ronald Tannur’s acquittal, as reported by her sister-in-law. However, to Martha’s dismay, Mangapul refused to provide any answers, stating that it was his own business and there was no need for further questioning.
A Standstill in Communication
Despite Martha’s persistence, Mangapul remained firm in his decision not to discuss the matter any further. Since then, Martha admitted to refraining from bringing up the topic with her husband.
This unexpected exchange sheds light on the complexities surrounding the legal system and personal relationships. It raises questions about the boundaries between professional duties and familial ties, leaving many pondering the intricacies of justice and privacy. As we navigate through this story, it serves as a reminder that behind every legal decision lies a web of emotions and relationships that shape the course of justice.
