Doctor Marwanti's Death Is Still A Mystery, 28 People Have Been Examined By The Police

IDI expresses the condolences of doctor Marwanti Susanti, who died mysteriously (ANTARA)

JAYAKARTA - The death of doctor Marwanti Susanti is still a mystery and 28 people have been asked to leave the pulmonary specialist. Head of Public Relations of the Papua Police, Kombes Ignatius Benny Prabowo, said Nabire Police investigators continue to try to uncover the cause of death of dr. Marwanti Susanti, who is a doctor at Nabire Hospital, Central Papua Province. He said the investigation was still being carried out to reveal the cause of death of the doctor who was found dead at his home at the Nabire Hospital Complex, Thursday, March 9. "Currently, 28 witnesses have been questioned by investigators at the Nabire Police Satreskrim," said Benny to ANTARA, in Jayapura, Friday, March 17. He said the police were trying to uncover the motive and cause of death of the pulmonary specialist who was owned by the Nabire Hospital. Investigators, he explained, have examined witnesses and are still waiting for medical results to be combined with the results of the investigation by the Nabire Police Criminal Investigation Team and evidence obtained at the TKP.. "The community is asked to remain patiently waiting for the results of the investigation carried out by members and do not build an opinion that can disrupt the security and social order in Nabire," said Benny. Separately, Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Nabire Police AKP Akhmad Alfian said that from the results of the post-mortem that were found several bruises on the victim's body, such as on the face, neck, and stomach so that his death was considered unreasonable.

The findings, he said, are currently being investigated to reveal the cause of death of the victim because the deceased did not have a track record of the disease. "There has been no official explanation from a forensic expert but it was found that there were signs of violence," explained AKP Alfian.