She was grateful that Agung came home in good health. There was no wound on his face. She hoped that he could return to work after two or three days of rest.
Bjorka denied that the young man arrested in Madiun was him. Via messaging app Telegram, Bjorka blamed Dark Tracer, a platform that often provides information about the dark web, for providing misinformation which led to Agung’s arrest, Tempo reported on Thursday (15/9).
“This boy was arrested and interrogated by the Indonesian government. To Dark Tracers, it is your sin to provide false services to the Indonesian government and the idiots,” he wrote.
The allegation that Agung is Bjorka originally appeared in a Dark Tracer report in a webinar dated September 8. They showed a map purported to show the digital footprint of the data leaks that happened recently.