Before The Red Suitcase Filled With Human Body Pieces Was Found, Residents Suspected There Was A Car Passing At The Location At 4 AM

BOGOR Still with Isoh, a man from Tenjo, Bogor Regency who witnessed the discovery of the body of a man who was a victim of mutilation. When interviewed, Isoh admitted that he had seen a suspicious car passing around the scene on Wednesday, March 15, at 04.00 WIB.

However, Isoh did not want to speculate, it was the car that threw away the suitcase containing the human piece.

"At 4 o'clock (in the morning) someone passed by, but did not know whether the car was thrown away or not. When I woke up, I saw the car passing by," said Ioh, Thursday, March 16.

After seeing the red suitcase, he had time to discuss with his family about the suspicious bag.

Long story short, he finally decided to open the suitcase with a screwdriver tool. However, when it opened it, it turned out to contain pieces of a human body without a head and legs.

Koper uang mungkin. Ketika dibuka sedikit menggunakan screwdriver enggak ada kepala dan kaki. Saya sampai kaget, ucap Ioh.

"At first I thought the suitcase contained money. That's why I opened it using a screwdriver," he continued.

Isoh immediately reported to the head of the local RT. Then he reported to the police.

The discovery of a headless and legless corpse in a red suitcase in Kampung Baru RT 02/02, Singa bangsa Village is still a mystery. The police are still looking for the missing body parts.

A red suitcase containing the body of a headless man and feet was found on the side of Jalan Alternative Tigaraksa, Tenjo District on Wednesday, March 15 morning.

Bogor Police Chief AKBP Iman Imanuddin said that currently the body is still at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital and currently the police have not received a report regarding the results of the autopsy.

"The Satreskrim team is currently still looking for body parts of the head and legs that were not found at the location of the discovery. There are allegations of being dumped in other locations," said Iman.

He has not been able to reveal further regarding the investigation into the discovery of the corpse of the mutilation victim. "Temens in the field are still working, we will inform you of the progress later," he added.