The Bodies Of Tuti And Amelia Mustika Were Bathed By The Perpetrators Before Being Stored In A Car Bag

The photo archive - The situation at the scene of the murder of a mother and child in Subang, West Java, Wednesday (18/10/2023). (ANTARA/Rubby Jovan)

Director of the General Criminal Investigation of the West Java Police, Kombes Surawan, stated that the bodies of the victims of the murder of the mother and child in Subang, Tuti (55) and Amelia Mustika Ratu (23), had been bathed by the perpetrators before being stored in the trunk of the car. "“Betul (the victim's body was bathed by the perpetrator), from the results of the crime scene (TKP) it was also the same that the victim had watered marks," said Surawan in Bandung, quoted from Antara, Thursday, October 26. Surawan said that the crime scene was conducted on Tuesday, October 24 to match the information of the suspect Danu (perpetrator, ed.) with the initial incident of the murder. "“ We do a re-TKP with Puslabfor, identification including with Inafis, and we match the suitability between Danu's statement and the preliminary crime scene results," he said. In addition, to see where the two victims were dumped after being killed based on the suspect Danu's statement. “ There are bloodstains and others we match where they were killed and then taken where after that, ” he said. Surawan explained that from the results of the crime scene, his party found new evidence that was still being analyzed more deeply. "Yesterday, some evidence was secured, we found it in the warehouse and then behind the house. We are still doing this interim analysis, it has nothing to do with the TKP," he said.

Previously, the bodies of the mother and child were found in the trunk of an Alphard type car in Ciseuti Hamlet, Jalan Cagak Village, Jalan Cagak District, Subang Regency, on Wednesday, August 18, 2021. The identities of the two are known to be Tuti (55) and her son Amelia Mustika Ratu (23). The case was later withdrawn by the West Java Regional Police. Since being withdrawn, the West Java Regional Police has been marathon examining witnesses.