The Case Of A Woman Driver Yaris Killing A Shopkeeper Entering A New Round, The Victim's Family Claims To Be Threatened With Death

Suspect In The Murder Of Resy Ariska In Tangerang/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

TANGERANG Determination of the suspect against Nada Diana, the female driver of the white Toyota Yaris in the murder case of Resy Ariska, a clothing store guard on Jalan Borobudur, Kelapa Dua, South Tangerang, went short. However, it seems that this case has encountered a new chapter. This is because the victim's family claimed to have received terror threats of murder from unknown people through social media.

The victim's brother, Bety Ariska admitted that he received a message on social media in the form of death threats.

"I was threatened with death. ABIS IS A ENTE THAT WE KILLED," Bety told VOI, Thursday, April 4.

Not only that, the terrorists sent messages more than once which essentially asked him to be careful in speaking. Because later, he will experience the same thing as Resy Ariska.

"Just be careful, wait for retaliation to die too," he said.

This murder case that went viral on social media received the attention of netizens. How not, the police named Nada Diana, the driver of Toyota Yaris as a suspect and was charged with Article 338 of the Criminal Code Sub 351 paragraph 3 of the Criminal Code, which carries a prison sentence of 15 years in prison.

Looking further at this case, it is known that the suspect at the time of the incident was carrying a sharp weapon of the type of sword stored in a white Yaris car. The question is, why did the perpetrator carry the knife and keep it in the car.

This fact raises the question, does the suspect really intend to bring the knife to execute the victim?

Meanwhile, the Head of Kelapa Dua Police, Kompol Stanlly Soselisa in front of reporters, said that his party was still investigating the suspect's goal of carrying the sword in his car.

"We are still investigating. Whether the weapon is to be carried at any time, or not, we will report it back later," Stanlly told reporters, Tuesday, April 2.