destroyed by a fire at the main building of the Attorney General's Office. The Attorney General's Office on 8 September 2020 said Pinangki had used part of the $500,000 (Rp 7.5 billion) to fund a luxury lifestyle, such as purchasing a BMW X series car, paying for body and facial care, and renting an apartment for Rp75 million a month. Director of Investigations, Febrie Adriansyah, said Pinangki had transferred the money to a bank account of her younger sibling, Pungki Primarini, in an effort to avoid detection. The money from Djoko Tjandra was described as a down-payment for arranging an acquittal from the Supreme Court, with the assistance of NasDem Party politician Andi Irfan Jaya. Andi allegedly acted as a go-between, "selling" the names of Supreme Court judges to Djoko Tjandra to approach for an acquittal. On 18 January 2021, Jakarta Anti-Corruption Court sentenced Andi to six years in jail for his role in the conspiracy to help Tjandra avoid jail time. The court heard that Andi had met with Tjandra, Pinangki and lawyer Anita Kolopaking in Kuala Lumpur on 25 November 2019. During the meeting, Andi proposed that Tjandra pay $100 million in order for the Supreme Court and the Attorney General's Office to arrange for Tjandra to be able to return to Indonesia without serving jail time; however, Tjandra only agreed to pay $10 million. The following day, Tjandra's brother-in-law Herriyadi Angga Kusuma gave $500,000 to Andi near Senayan City Mall as a down-payment for the bribe. Andi then gave the money to Pinangki, who gave $50,000 to Anita Kolopaking. In February 2021, Pinangki was sentenced to 10 years in jail by Jakarta Anti-Corruption Court for her role in channeling the bribe money. On 10 March 2021, Napoleon Bonaparte was sentenced to four and a half years in jail for accepting US$370,000 and SGD$200,000 from Tjandra, and Prasetyo Utomo was sentenced to three and a half years for receiving US$100,000. Lawsuit by fired lawyer After his arrest, Djoko Tjandra appointed lawyer Otto Hasibuan to represent him for a fee of $2.5 million; however, Tjandra soon fired Otto on 15 August 2020. Otto on 25 September filed a lawsuit against Tjandra at the Commercial Court of Central Jakarta District Court, demanding full payment. The court on 27 October 2020 ruled the fee agreement was still valid and therefore Tjandra was obliged to pay the full amount. 2020 document forgery