Forensic Doctor At The National Police Hospital Ensures That Alvaro's Body Pieces Are Not Mutilated

Forensic Doctor of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, dr. Farrah, when giving a statement to the media at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Monday, November 24, 2025/ Photo: Ari Kurniansyah/ VOI

JAKARTA - Forensic Doctor of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, dr. Farrah, confirmed that Alvaro Kiano Nugroho (6)'s bone which was found by the police on Sunday, November 23, 2025, was not a victim of mutilation.

"His bones did not find any signs of being cut," he told the media at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Monday, November 24, 2025.

According to dr. Farrah, loose bone conditions occur naturally due to the decay process.

"So it means that the body part is released due to the decay process. Regardless, it is right in the part of the joints. There is no indication of any deduction or mutilation," he explained.

Furthermore, regarding the forensic examination, Farrah explained the chronology of the receipt and examination of the bones.

"We from the Kramat Jati Police Pusdok on Monday, November 24, 2025 at 00.15, received a shipment from South Jakarta Metro Police investigators. According to the SOP, the examination of the body was carried out after an official request from the investigator. The examination began at 08.00," he said.

He revealed that the hospital received two body bags. The first bag contains two long-sleeved shirts, one shorts

Meanwhile, the second bag contains several pieces of your skeleton or bones.

"Analytical results show pieces of human skeleton bones mixed with sand, as well as several other bones that are suspected to not come from humans," said Farrah.

From the bones identified as human bones, the forensic team got a number of estimates, according to him, some identifications, one of which is the estimated race, namely the mongoloid, the estimated gender of the skull bone leads to the male gender,

"For our age we couldn't get it exactly so we were also assisted by forensic pathology dr. Debby," he added

"But dental analysis can't be done because jawbone can't be found," he added.

To confirm the identity of the bones, the Cipinang Police Health Center conducted DNA tests using samples from one long bone found.

"We have submitted the sample to the South Jakarta Metro Police investigators for further investigation," he concluded.