There Was A Bullet Pierced Wound, Komnas HAM Said Brigadier J Was Shot From A Distance Not Too Far

Komnas HAM Commissioner Mohammad Choirul Anam. (Rizky Adytia-VOI)

JAKARTA - Komnas HAM said Brigadier Nofriansyah Joshua Hutabarat alias Brigadier J was shot dead not too far away. The certainty was obtained from the results of the deepening of the wounds on the body of Brigadier J.

"In terms of the character of the wound, the distance [guessing] is not too far. But there are several different character distances. That is the result of our investigation," Komnas HAM Commissioner Choirul Anam told reporters at his office, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, July 26. . Choirul explained that Brigadier J's gunshot wound had penetrated the body. However, some of the bullets were still lodged in his body.

"The number of incoming and outgoing [bullets] is different because there are indeed bullets that enter and exit the body. So the number is different," he explained. Anam said the explanation of the autopsy process for Brigadier J's body was very detailed and transparent. In fact, to the point of the wound is also shown.

"We saw that our internal organs were also shown. So yesterday's process, in our opinion, was very transparent. If we were only shown the results of the autopsy, we were told to read, that's not the case with us. If we really want to see the roma trical," he said.

Before the autopsy, said Anam, Komnas HAM was also shown details of Lula's bruises. "So the key in the context of an autopsy is to involve the body before the autopsy," he said.

"And that we have seen in detail, and it is very in-depth. It was shown how it works and what tools to use and so on, including us because it was a photo, yes, the camera uses a professional camera that is indeed for forensic work, the results are definitely different. So bias because the technological approach is also minimized by using a camera approach which is indeed a standard used for forensic medicine," he continued.

Procedurally, Anam said, Komnas HAM was able to draw conclusions for the internal team. "Because we got it from the family, we tested it with experts, after that we used it from the family and experts to ask many things to the Dokkes. However, because there is an exhumation process, we will wait for the results of the exhumation. We sent staff there and This is in the process of traveling to Jambi," said Anam.