It Was Not Revealed, The Case Of The Discovery Of A Woman's Body In Cipayung Kos-kosan Was Transferred To Polda Metro Jaya

An Arab man carried a black suitcase in the case of finding a woman's body in the Cipayung East Jakarta boarding house/ Photo: Capture the screen

JAKARTA - The case of the death of a woman with the initials YY (46) who was found in the bathroom of her boarding house on Jalan Masjid Nurul Hidayah, Cipayung District, East Jakarta, last July 2, was transferred to Polda Metro Jaya.

The reason is that until now, the joint team of the East Jakarta Metro Police and Cipayung Police have not succeeded in uncovering the death of YY, apartment marketing.

"The case has been transferred to Polda Metro Jaya," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Cipayung Police, AKP Hotman Capandi when confirmed by VOI, Tuesday, August 27.

Although investigators found a number of irregularities at the location where YY's body was found, there has been no determination of the suspect in this case.

The police also suspected that the victim's lover, who was caught on CCTV, was carrying a black suitcase around the scene.

"Delegated because the person concerned (the Arab man who is the victim's lover) does not want to be present for examination. The person concerned does not want to be present according to his old wife," he said.

As is known, YY was found dead in the bathroom of the boarding room where he lived. The victim was found face down and had swollen.

However, for more than a month, the Cipayung Police have not been able to reveal the cause of death of a woman with the initials YY who was found dead in a rotting condition in a boarding room, Cipayung area, East Jakarta.

Although the results of the lab test have been known, investigators from the Cipayung Police Criminal Investigation Unit have not been able to determine the exact cause of death. In fact, there are several irregularities in the case.

"There are 6 witnesses, for temporary evidence of cellphones and goods (owned) belonging to the victim's witnesses in the form of clothes, and black suitcases," he said.