Komnas HAM Calls From 78 Actions For Reconstruction Of Death Brigadier J Only 74 Were Demonstrated

Commissioner of the National Commission (Komnas) HAM, Beka Ulung Hapsara (M. Jehan/VOI)

JAKARTA - Commissioner of the National Commission (Komnas) HAM, Beka Ulung Hapsara revealed, from 78 scenes directed by Brigadier Nopriiansyah Yosua Hutabarat or Brigadier J, it turned out that only 74 were demonstrated. However, he had no problem, he said that his party would test the suitability of the co-star. "Differences must be there, but this must be tested again, right, this was 78 scenes, but So then there are 74 (scenes), we will examine them one by one. Regarding the suitability with the chronology that we have," Beka told reporters at the National Police Complex, Duren Tiga, South Jakarta, Tuesday, August 30. When asked about the shooting scene, Beka admitted that he was still checking first regarding the competition in the murder scene of Brigadier J. "That's why, we are checking again, the suitability, Mr. Anam was inside, writing notes. Now we will test it, tonight," he said. The same thing was said by the Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission, Choirul Anam regarding differences in the scene of the murder of Brigadier J. He said that the impairity can be seen from the opportunity for suspects who have different confessions to be tested in the reconstruction process. "There are several differences between A's confession, B's confession. But each of those confessions is also tested. According to us, the process is very good. This human rights context is the process of fair trail for every right whose self-defense interests are given as wide as possible," he said. On this matter, each party with an interest is given the opportunity to defend itself. He hopes that the principle of imperial and fair trial in the future can be carried out by the Police not only in the murder case of Brigadier J. "In the context of human rights, this process is also in accordance with fair trial principles. We follow all processes, we record them well," he concluded.