Jakarta – Hundreds of prospective brides and grooms were affected by the deception of the Wedding Organizer (WO) by Ayu Puspita. The victim’s losses due to Ayu Puspita’s deception are estimated at IDR 11.5 billion. Polda Metro Jaya has opened a complaint mail for victims of wedding organizers run by Ayu Puspita. A total of 207 people complained with a total loss of ten billion. “We have received 199 complaints and 8 reports in the form of police reports, so currently there are 207 cases involving this wedding organizer,” Director of Crime and Crime at Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Iman Imanuddin said on Saturday (13/12). SCROLL TO CONTINUE CONTENT Imam said that Polda Metro Jaya is still opening a complaint mail for the victim Ayu Puspita. Those who feel they are victims can report via Instagram Ditkrimum Polda Metro, call center 110 Polri, or go to the Metro Jaya Police Headquarters. Offers Fantastic Facilities to Honeymoon Packages Polda Metro Jaya has uncovered a cheating mode related to Wedding Organizer (WO) by Ayu Puspita. There were reportedly offers of honeymoon packages and tempting amenities to ensnare victims. “For those concerned, why is it possible to attract victims because something is offered to the victims in the form of facilities,” Kombes Iman said during the suspect’s press conference at Polda Metro Jaya, Jakarta, Saturday (13/12/2025). Ayu Puspita, the owner of a wedding organizer who defrauded dozens of victims, is now wearing prison clothes. (Photo: Devi Puspitasari/detikcom) He explained that one of the things on offer was a cheap wedding package. Apart from that, he said Ayu Puspita promised a fantastic place to get married, albeit cheap. “The first thing that is offered is a cheap package, then other facilities are offered from this cheap package, for example a fantastic wedding venue,” he said. Ayu Puspita and the suspects also offered free holiday packages to the victims. One of them is a honeymoon package to Bali. “There are holiday packages to places offered by the suspects, to Bali for example, with tour packages, with honeymoon packages, so that it attracts victims to use the services of the suspects,” he said. Offender using the ‘Dig a hole and cover the hole’ scheme Ayu Puspita has been named as a suspect in a fraud case. In carrying out her act, Ayu used the ‘dig a hole and cover the hole’ scheme. “Indeed, in running his business, the suspect uses a system of digging holes and closing holes,” Polda Metro Jaya Director of Crime and Crime, Commissioner Iman Imanuddin, said at a press conference at Polda Metro Jaya, Jakarta, Saturday (13/12). He explained that Ayu used a cheap wedding package. To cover the losses of the first registrant, Ayu will cover the costs of the next registrant. “So to cover the activities that are registered first, because the value is cheap, he will cover it with the next registered, and the same goes for the next,” he said. “In the end, it was a great loss that was incurred, and the suspect was unable to comply,” he continued. The police will investigate Ayu Puspita’s assets. The police will investigate all of Ayu’s assets. Commissioner Iman said he would further investigate the possibility of other suspects connected to this case, as well as the alleged assets the suspect took away. “If it is found that there are other suspects in the investigation process, we will investigate these suspects or there are suspicions that other assets have been taken to other places,” said Commissioner Iman Imanuddin, Saturday (13/12/2025). “We will continue to develop this investigation until it is complete and complete,” he added. The police will maximize their search for Ayu’s assets. The police are trying to fight for the victims’ rights. “We will maximize asset tracing. Of course, as the victims can hope, there will be a return of losses,” he explained. “Yes, of course, we as law enforcers, protectors, guardians and servants of the community will make every effort to provide the best for the victims. Likewise, we will also protect the rights of the suspect,” he added. The money was used abroad and the house was paid for in installments. The police said economic motives were the reason for Ayu Puspita to commit fraud on hundreds of prospective brides. Ayu Puspita uses profits for personal needs. “As far as the motive behind the outcome of the investigation we conducted, the motive was economic,” said Commissioner Iman. Commissioner Iman said the money was used for the suspect’s activities abroad and to pay the bond. “Why is that? Because the profits obtained from the actions carried out by the suspects were used for personal interests, either to pay the mortgage, then for trips abroad, and for other personal interests,” he said. Police continue to investigate the WO at Ayu Puspita fraud case. His party is open to determining other suspects if legal facts are found in the field. “If we find another suspect, we will conduct an investigation into that suspect or if there are allegations that other assets have been taken to other locations, we will continue to develop them,” he continued. (kny/idn)