Garbage At The Location Of The Finding Of A Human Skull Still Disbursed On Jalan Raden Inten Duren Sawit

Garbage at the location where the human skull was found on Jalan Raden Inten, Duren Sawit, East Jakarta/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA The location of the discovery of the human skull and bones in the water channel in the Duren Sawit area, East Jakarta, is still attached to a yellow police line on Tuesday afternoon, October 24.

From VOI's observation at the location, there was no further mud depletion activity by the Water Resources Task Force (SDA) around the water channel located on Jalan Raden Inten, to be precise in front of the DKI Lot, Duren Sawit District, East Jakarta.

Tuesday afternoon at around 14.25 WIB, the situation at the location where the skull was found looked quiet and deserted. Although the location of the findings was on the side of Jalan Raden Inten, there were no residents around the location.

While the police line is still stretched between the tree and the electric pole at the location. The police line was attached loosened to the floor of the sidewalk and the edge of the channel, at first glance mingling with the rest of the pile of plastic waste.

"Just be quiet, there are no activities from noon to this afternoon. There is no further draining of mud," said one local resident, Tuesday, October 24.

Although the case is under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Duren Sawit Police, there is no visible further investigation of the crime scene (TKP) at the scene. Meanwhile, the police line is still installed.

One day earlier, a human skull and 3 bones were found wrapped in a t-shirt in a ditch in front of a DKI Lot, Jalan Radin Inten, Duren Sawit District, East Jakarta, Monday, October 23, afternoon.

The human skeleton was found by the East Jakarta Water Resources Sub-Department (SDA) task force which was draining the canal.

Erwani (40), one of the East Jakarta SDA Sub-dept. Task Force confirmed the discovery of a human skeleton. The incident began when he and his other colleagues were draining the channel.

"Initially we were draining the drains. This is a human head, I'm curious. I opened it (previously wrapped in a t-shirt). Previously (a skull) this was in his head t-shirt. There was also a hand bone," Erwani told reporters at the location, Monday, October 23.