Father Kills 4 Children Have Recovered From His Wounds, But His Eyes Are So Sharp When Asked By Journalists

Panca Darmansyah Entered A Room At The South Jakarta Metro Police/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

JAKARTA - Panca Darmansyah (40), the biological father who smothered his 4 children to death because he was jealous of his wife, Devi Manisha, has arrived at the South Jakarta Metro Police. He has recovered after undergoing medical treatment at the Police Hospital for a cut on his hands and stomach because he wanted to commit suicide after slaughtering his 4 children.

Pantauan VOI, Panca Darmansyah tiba di Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan melalui pintu belakang. Terlihat Panca masuk di pengawal anggota polisi dengan mengenakan burung. Dia tampak masuk dengan tangan tertuh tali tiies.

Panca looks come in with a sluggish head. Half his face was covered with a mask. However, his eyes looked so sharp when he saw the reporters.

When officers escorted him to the South Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation room, he was asked by the media crew. But Panca refused to answer.

Currently, Panca is being taken to the Criminal Investigation room of the South Jakarta Metro Police for further action.

The South Jakarta Metro Police have named a suspect against Panca Darmansyah who was allegedly killed by 4 of his biological children in the Jagakarsa area, South Jakarta.

South Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Ade Ary revealed that the motive for the suspect Panca Darmansyah to kill his four children was jealousy with his wife.

"The motive for suspect P to commit this heinous act was because he was jealous of his wife, sister D," Ade told reporters, Tuesday, December 12.

But unfortunately Kombes Ade did not specify whether he was jealous of romance or about the family's economy, because Panca's wife worked to make money.

Panca committed domestic violence against his wife on Saturday, December 2. As a result of the abuse, his wife was taken to Pasar Minggu Hospital for treatment.

"So that finally Saturday morning there was an act of persecution against sister D, or acts of domestic violence," he said.