Apart From Being In Debt, The Mother Of Two Children Who Committed Suicide In Depok Is Known As A Closed Person

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DEPOK - A housewife who was found dead by suicide in front of her bathroom door, is known as a closed person. He rarely mingles with the people in the neighborhood where he lives.

"The person is closed and if there is a problem, he is never told, even to his family," said Head of RT06/02, Ismail after being visited by his residence not far from the funeral home, Tuesday, October 2.

According to Ismail, victim JB (44) was found hanging by his younger brother Yuhendi (40) on the bathroom door of his house. Prior to the incident, continued Ismail, the victim had asked his youngest son, who was five years old, for permission to go to the bathroom.

"There is no suspicion on the child. After the victim said he wanted to go to the bathroom, the child immediately left the house to play," said Ismail.

In addition, the victim is also used to taking Yuni's mother (68) to shop for vegetables to Tum's mother.

"I saw the victim's mother herself shopping at Tum's mother's shop at around 06.00 WIB. Coincidentally, the younger brother, who also felt his house was in the vicinity of the victim's house, played inside but was surprised that the victim was already dead using a negligee," he said.

Ismail could not confirm whether the victim committed suicide because of debt problems or not, he did not know for sure.

"From the information on seeing the victim's cellphone, there was a discussion about the debt problem. However, it cannot be confirmed if it is not directly confirmed by the family," added Ismail.

Ismail added that this victim has two children, the first is a 12-year-old girl in the 1st grade of junior high school, while the second is a boy who is about 5 years old.

"Every day the victim lives alone with his son, while his daughter lives with the victim's relative around the victim's house, because it is still one big family environment," he explained.

It is known that the victim was a widow for almost two years. Ismail said, in meeting the needs of daily life, the victim opened a laundry business.

"A will was found in the victim's handwriting on the clothes scale, which contained the contents of the victim's parents caring for their two children, and apologizing," concluded Ismail.