Sadistic! Ahmad Sidik Killed His Biological Father Because He Was Angry With Being Woken Up To Sleep

CIANJUR - A young man Ahmad Sidik (20), a resident of Sayangkaak Village, Cugenang, Cianjur, West Java, was arrested by the police after killing his father with a machete. Ahmad Sidik was angry because he was woken up during a nap to take turns guarding the shop.

The Cugenang police chief, Police Commissioner Woro Wuriyani, said that Ahmad Sidik's arrest was made after the police received reports from residents regarding a case of abuse committed by his biological son against his father named Rudi (40). Rudi is known as the owner of a grocery shop.

"The victim suffered serious injuries in the neck which almost broke off, the victim was taken to Cianjur Regional Hospital, but it is suspected that the victim had died at the scene, as a result of the knife used by the perpetrator to kill her biological father," said Woro, quoted by Antara, Thursday, April 1. .

The perpetrator heartily killed his father because he was awakened while taking a nap, to replace his father guarding the shop. Previously, the perpetrator had been silent on the porch of the house and saw his father enter the room to rest.

When the father was asleep, the perpetrator entered the room and threw a machete at the neck of his father until it almost broke off. Residents who had heard the screams had seen the perpetrator with a machete in his hand covered in blood and immediately reported to the police.

"We immediately arrested the perpetrator along with evidence of a machete which was still covered in blood. Currently, the perpetrator has been arrested and is still undergoing investigation regarding the murder case," he continued.

Kompol Woro said the perpetrator was still difficult to provide information because he was suspected of being shocked, so his party would conduct an examination of the perpetrator's psyche.

"We will consult with the Cianjur Police Headquarters regarding the psychology of the perpetrators, which until now is still difficult to provide information," he said.