The Death Of 7 Teenagers In Bekasi River Is Considered Odd, Parents Of Victims Take Legal Paths

The victim's family Kali Bekasi holds a photo of Vino/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - The death of 7 teenagers in Bekasi River, Jatiasih District, Bekasi City still leaves questions from one of the victims' families.

The family demanded that the police handle the investigation into the deaths of 7 teenagers in Kali Bekasi in a transparent and professional manner.

Maulana, the parents of the late Vino Satriani will take legal action to get justice for his son's death, which is considered odd.

"Currently, the family and legal counsel are still gathering evidence. If there is accurate evidence, it must be there (submit a lawsuit over the death of victim Vino Satriani)," he said when confirmed by VOI, Tuesday, October 1.

Currently, the victim's legal team and the victim's family are still gathering witnesses and evidence - evidence to find justice for the incident in the Bekasi River.

"Yes, we are still digging (collecting evidence)," he said.

In fact, according to him, from the beginning of the discovery of 7 bodies and the funeral procession, the Police at the Bekasi City Metro Police did not visit the funeral homes of the victims.

"Sampai saat ini belum ada," ucapnya.

Seven bodies of teenage boys were found floating simultaneously in the Bekasi River, Sunday morning, September 22.

A number of bodies whose identities and causes of death were not yet known were then evacuated by the Bekasi City Metro Police and the joint SAR Team. Residents also gathered to see the discovery of the many bodies.

"Yes, there are seven bodies," said Tugimin, the head of the local RT to reporters, Sunday, September 22.

The discovery of the seven bodies was first discovered by residents at around 08.45 WIB.