The Body Of A Woman In A Plastic Bag In Kalimalang Is Not A Victim Of Mutilation

The family of the victim Ade Yunia Rizabani (36) at the Police Hospital/ Photo: IST

BEKASI Police officers confirmed Ade Yunia Rizabani (36), the woman found under the Bekasi-Cawang toll road was not a victim of mutilation. The statement broke the news that circulated that the victim's body was in plastic in a separate state.

Bekasi Metro Police Chief Kombes Hengki said officers saw the victim's body being found intact.

"So, there is no information about the mutilation. There is no mutilation," Hengki told reporters, Tuesday, October 18.

Furthermore, Ade Yunia's body has been taken to the Kramat Jati Police Hospital. Meanwhile, the victim's family already knew the bad news that befell one of his family members.

Ade Yunia's family is still waiting for the autopsy process to continue for the purposes of the investigation process.

Yoris, the victim's brother, was devastated when he learned that his younger brother had died and was found wrapped in plastic.

"(victims) Private Employees who live alone in the boarding house in the West Jakarta area," he said, Tuesday, October 18.

The family does not yet know the chronology and cause of Ade Yunia's death. Meanwhile, the case is still being handled by the Pondok Gede Police and the Bekasi City Metro Police.