It Turns Out, Adolf Hitler's Figure Becomes An Idol Of A High School Student Who Dies After A Free Fall From The 13th Floor At The Ujung Menteng Cakung Flat

Cakung Police Chief Kompol Panji Ali Candra/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - A junior high school student with the initials SB (15) who was found dead by suicide after jumping from the 13th floor, Ujung Menteng Flat, Cakung District, East Jakarta is a 'gamer' who idolizes world figures 'Adolf Hitler'.

"Based on his parents' information, this victim idolized one of the German figures, Hitler. It is true, that was a statement from his parents," said Cakung Police Chief Kompol Panji Ali Candra to VOI, Tuesday, October 3.

However, the motive for the victim to commit suicide, the Cakung Police has not been able to confirm it. Police are still investigating.

"We are still investigating, to find out the motive for the suicide," he said.

Meanwhile, regarding the incident of the victim's death, the police explained in detail that the SB victim had committed suicide.

"Indications so far the victim has committed suicide, based on witness testimony and parents' statements," he said.

Previously, it was reported that a minor with the initials SB (15) was found dead in the Cakung area, East Jakarta. The victim is strongly suspected of having died by committing suicide by jumping from the 13th floor of the Ujung Menteng Flat, Cakung, East Jakarta.

The reason the victim was desperate to commit suicide was because his parents were prohibited from playing online games.

Cakung Police Chief Kompol Panji Ali Candra said, based on the information of the victim's sister and parents, the victim was often alone in the room while playing online games until morning.

The victim's parents often told the victim not to lock himself up too often and play games. However, apparently the victim was angry and instead locked himself in the room.

"The temporary allegation (cause) of suicide. The body was taken to Kramat Jati Hospital," said Kompol Panji when confirmed, Tuesday, October 3.