New Fact ART Disposal Of Baby: Already Drinking Drug Pengugur But The Baby Is Still Alive,TYlled With Water Until Death

Evidence confiscated from the perpetrators of throwing babies in Cempaka Putih, Central Jakarta/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

The results of the investigation by the Central Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit against Niawati (26) alias N, the suspect who dumped a baby's body in the trash can in the Cempaka Putih area, Central Jakarta, turned out that the baby had lived when she was born in the bathroom.

"The results of the autopsy of the baby's body that we received, the baby was alive. However, due to panic, the baby was doused with water by the suspect. The autopsy results showed that there was a puddle of water in the chest cavity due to being watered by the suspect," said Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief, Kombes Komarudin, Thursday, January 12.

From the results of the investigators' investigation, the suspect had an abortion practice on Sunday, January 8, early in the morning at around 03.00 WIB. Then the baby was dumped on Sunday morning at around 06.00 WIB.

"The suspect wrapped it in a towel and threw it in the trash. It was found by scavengers and reported to the surrounding community," he said.

In the action, N made an abortion by taking a medicinal concoction. Then the suspect did (borry) in the bathroom of a house where the suspect worked.

"The suspect is an ART who has only worked for 2 weeks," he said.

Previously, it was reported that Niawati (26), a young woman from West Java, could only regret her actions at the Central Jakarta Metro Police. The woman who works as a household assistant (ART) has the heart to abort her pregnancy by drinking an abortion drug with the Cytotec Misoprosol brand.

From the statement of the suspect, Niawati, she bought drugs through online sales that she had traced.

"Buy it at Lazada, (I) bought one package containing 18 pills. (Buy it) at a price of Rp. 1,250,000.," Niawati told VOI when met at the Central Jakarta Metro Police, Thursday, January 12.