Student Dies In Cipulir Apartment, Police Call Tissue Damage In Buttocks Due To Objects Entered

South Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Budhi Herdi Susianto (Photo via Rizky Adytia Pramana/VOI)

JAKARTA - The cause of death of the woman with the initials I (22) whose body was found in the Cipulir apartment, Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta, has been known. The results of the autopsy and investigation are said to have died due to tissue damage in the buttocks.

"Broadly speaking, the conclusion is that the cause of death was a disturbance in the tissue around the victim's buttocks," said South Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Budhi Herdi Susianto to reporters at the National Police Headquarters, Monday, June 20.

However, regarding the factors that caused the victim to experience tissue damage in the buttocks, Budhi said that this was still being investigated.

Although, so far the issue that has developed about it is due to the filler injection carried out by the suspect.

"This tissue disorder is of course the doctor who might explain the cause, now what is clear is the conclusion conveyed to us that the cause of death is suspected to be a tissue disorder caused by the entry of objects into the victim's buttocks," said Budhi.

In this case, the police have named a suspect with the initials L. He is a trans woman who was said to have last met the victim.

Determination of L based on sufficient evidence. Therefore, the investigator upgraded his status from witness to suspect.

This transwoman was secured a day after I's body was found in a decomposed state or Thursday, June 9.

Meanwhile, a student with the initials I was found dead half naked. Condition I was pathetic, his body was already rotting. The body was found on Wednesday, June 8, at around 14.21 WIB, in a supine position on the bed without wearing pants.

The disclosure of the case began when one of the residents of the apartment smelled an unpleasant odor coming from the victim's room, then reported it to the security officers. At that time the security guard opened the door to the apartment room and found the victim already dead on the bed.

The police who conducted the crime scene (TKP) did not find any signs of violence or injuries on the victim's body. Investigators only found a bong or a shabu suction device and a plastic clip not far from the victim's body.