50 Abortion Victims' Fetuses Thrown Into The Cluster, But Police Haven't Found Strong Evidence Even Though The Channels Are Dismantled

Police officers conducted a crime scene at the Kemayoran abortion house/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - Central Jakarta Metro Police Satreskrim investigators have not found any other motive for the abortion executor with the initials SM (51) when disposing of the fetus resulting from illegal abortion practices at the Kemayoran area clinic. However, according to the SM perpetrator's statement, he threw away the fetus from the abortion through the toilet.

"There is no motive for deliberately destroying it in other ways than being thrown through the fire," said Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Komarudin when confirmed by VOI, Thursday, July 6.

The statement of the suspect SM is still being investigated by investigators from the Central Jakarta Metro Police Satreskrim. The police are also still investigating the flow of fetal disposal mentioned by the suspect.

"Indeed, the channel to the septic tank was broken so that the waste water and dirt ran into the ditch. Today the process of searching for the fetus has been stopped," he said.

Meanwhile, regarding indications that the perpetrators were trying to eliminate traces of fetal disposal from the septic tank, or throw them into a water channel ditch, the police said that it was not known that the perpetrator was intentionally.

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Central Jakarta Metro Police, AKBP Hady Siagian, said that the problem of dumping was not from the rented house, not from the perpetrator.

"This perpetrator just threw it away through the toilet, the dump went straight into the ditch," he said.

Previously, it was reported that the Central Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit and the Forensic Installation Team had searched for leftover fetal clots from the water channel in front of the abortion clinic since Monday, July 3, at 15.40 WIB.

One by one, the material in the form of grains and mucus from the sewers of the waterways is carried out intensively. As a result, the search effort reaped results. The forensic team managed to find network cells that were thought to belong to humans.

"It was found at 15.40 WIB, a network was found. We don't know what network, later it will be sent to a forensic laboratory, to find out whether the network is a fetus as we thought or what," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Central Jakarta Metro Police AKBP Hady Siagian on Jalan Merah Delima, Sumur Batu Village, Kemayoran District, Central Jakarta, Monday, July 3, afternoon.

The network, which is strongly suspected of being of human organs, is then put in a plastic container filled with casa cloth. Then a forensic laboratory will be checked at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital.

Meanwhile, the Head of Forensic Installation at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, Arif Wahyono, confirmed that the network that was found came from the front water channel of the abortion clinic.

"We have found a network, but a human network or not, we will check in the lab first. We have dug it in a septic tank but because we didn't find it, finally it was in the sewer. We are grateful that we can still meet the network. Usually, when it's on the channel, we don't know where it is. But there must be traces of crime," concluded Arif.