Found Dead Mining In Bekasi River, The Victim's Brother Is Surprised Even Though His Brother Is A Swimming Champion And Shallow River

The victim's brother Yanti (46), brother of AD (16), was one of the 7 victims who died in Kali Bekasi/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - Yanti (46), AD's older brother (16), one of the 7 victims who died in Bekasi River did not think that his youngest brother died in a tragic condition like this. Moreover, AD was found floating in the Bekasi River.

Yanti said that her younger brother, with the initials AD, had swimming skills. He did not expect that AD would be found floating in the Bekasi River stream.

"Davi was able to swim and was taught to me first, had participated in the swimming competition first at elementary school," Yanti told VOI at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, East Jakarta, Monday, September 23, afternoon.

Even based on information from R, brother of the Army, at the time of the incident, Kali Bekasi was in a shallow condition because the water receded.

"R said, the time he was shallow, the water was small. Surely they ran first through the edges," he said.

R and AD (the victim died) also live close together. The distance between their houses is only a few houses.

"R lives in two different houses with Davi, people are still nephews too. R is still relative. Indeed, the two of them continued to be children, aged 16 years. Which STM school R is like that. If Davi graduated from junior high school, he should have gone to grade 1 high school but he didn't continue. Just trade, trading the bolts with my son," he said.

As of Monday, September 23, afternoon, the AD alias Ahmad Davi family was still in front of the DVI Ante Mortem Post at the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, East Jakarta. They are still waiting for confirmation regarding the results of the identification of Ahmad Davi's body.

"I brought a family card, a diploma with Davi fingerprints and an ID card," he said.

The Forensic Medicine Team of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital conducted an autopsy process on the 7 bodies of teenagers who died in Kali Bekasi, Jatiasih District, Bekasi City, West Java, Monday, September 23.

"Today an autopsy will be carried out. For identification, there are still some (bodies) that have not been identified," said Director of General Criminal Investigation (Dirkrimum) Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Wira Satya Triputra when confirmed.

Although the case of 7 teenagers who died was handled by the Bekasi City Metro Police, the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimum) of the Metro Jaya Police also conducted an investigation to reveal the deaths of the 7 teenagers.

"(The case) is still being handled by Bekasi. We will investigate further (the motive for the incident)," he said.