Sulissetiawan, Husband Who Has The Heart To Burn Wife Because Of Blind Jealousy Of Being A Suspect Of Domestic Violence

Cipondoh Police Chief, Commissioner Evarmon Lubis/ Photo: IST

TANGERANG - Sulissetiawan (40) was named a suspect in the case of mistreatment of his wife. Sulis, had the heart to burn his wife, Holy Rahmawati (21) in front of her house on Jalan Irigasi, Cipondoh, Tangerang City, Sunday, June 30, evening. He was charged with domestic violence (KDRT)

"Currently, the perpetrator has been named a suspect in the domestic violence case," said Cipondoh Police Chief, Commissioner Evarmon Lubis in his statement, Tuesday, July 2.

Evarmon Lubis said that what Sulis did to his wife was emotional for a moment. Regarding the alleged victim of having an affair, the police are still investigating.

"Temporary motive due to emotional momenta," he said.

For his actions, Sulis was charged with Article 44 and 45 of the Domestic Violence Law, namely number 23 of 2004 with a maximum threat of 10 years in prison.

Previously, Romli, Head of RT 05/03, on Jalan Irigasi, Cipondoh, Tangerang City said that Sulissetiawan (40), did not feel guilty for setting his wife on fire, Holy Rahmawati (21). Luckily Suci is still safe, but Sulissetiawan insists he is innocent.

"He doesn't feel guilty. There is no fear. There is no regret. After burning, (He) even asked for medicine," Romli said when met at the location, Monday, July 1.

In fact, said Romli, when his wife was on fire and the residents poured water so that it would be extinguished, the perpetrator screamed for his wife to wake up even though it was on fire.

Then after being extinguished, the perpetrator woke the victim. This irritated local residents with the alleged behavior.

"His wife's people are still on the back, he even said 'Wake up you!!!' Should have been taken to the hospital. This was forced by him (the perpetrator) I saw clearly," he said.

"But my citizens are good, no one is taking justice into their own hands. But in my heart, 'if I'm not an RT, I've told him'," said Romli, who was annoyed with the perpetrator.