Polda Metro Jaya Announces The Development Of The Killer Wowon Cs Series Next Week

Kapolda Metro Jaya, Inspector General Fadil Imran at Boen Tek Bio, Tangerang City, Sunday, January 22. (Jehan-VOI)

Polda Metro Jaya will convey the development of the serial killer or serial murder case committed by Wowon Erawan alias Aki, Solihin alias Duloh and Dede Solehudin on Tuesday, January 24.

Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Fadil Imran said that currently investigators are still investigating the case of Wowon cs, the serial killer who killed 9 people in Bekasi and Cianjur.

"Later on Tuesday [January 24], we will provide developments," Fadil told reporters at Boen Tek Bio, Tangerang City, Sunday, January 22.

So far, the motive pocketed by the police is related to the serial murder committed by Wowon and his gang to control the victim's property.

However, Fadil admitted that the police opened up opportunities related to other motives carried out by Wowon cs in committing their crimes.

The team in the field is still working, still looking for other women, other motives. There are other things that need to be explored from a Wowon, "he said.

Previously, this serial murder case began with the deaths of three of the five members of the Wowon family in Bantar Gebang, Bekasi, West Java on Thursday, January 12.

The victims named Ai Maemunah and their two children, Ridwan Abdul Muiz (20) and M Riswandi (16) were killed by poisoning.

Then in Cianjur, five victims were found, namely Wiwin, wife of Wowon; Bayu, son-in-law of Wowon; and Halimah, another wife Wowon who was killed by Solihin.

There was one more victim but the body has not been found.

In addition, in Garut it was found that one victim was thrown into the sea by Wowon and his gang. It is known that the victim was named Siti.

Fadil said this murder case was a serial murder that was packaged supernaturally with a promise to make him rich.

According to Fadil, Wowon and his gang committed murder to the victims because they were considered dangerous after learning about their crimes.

"They committed a series of murders or commonly called killer series with the motive of supernaturally packaged promises to make people successful or rich," Fadil said at a press conference at Polda Metro Jaya, Jakarta, Thursday, January 19.