Sad, This Is The Story Of A Neighbor When Bringing A Murder Victim In Lebak Bulus To Fatmawati Hospital

Nunuk, a neighbor of a murder victim in Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta/ Photo: Jehan/VOI

JAKARTA - The case of murder allegedly committed by a child against his father and grandmother in Bona Indah, Lebak Bulus, Cilandak, South Jakarta caused an uproar among local residents. Some residents did not expect that a 14-year-old child would kill his father and grandmother, as well as his mother who almost lost their lives.

Nunuk (64), a resident around the crime scene (TKP) said that at the time of the incident he saw AP, the perpetrator's mother, lying down holding back the wound. He also saw a lot of blood coming out of his body.

Nunuk admitted that he did not see any details of the injuries on AP's body. He only focused on taking the victim to the hospital.

"So I don't really pay attention. The important thing is that the victim can be taken to the hospital immediately. Quite a lot of blood comes out," said Nunuk when met at the location, Monday, December 2.

On the way to the hospital, Nunuk tried to communicate with the victim to ensure his condition was still alive.

'I'm just asking 'Mba Mitha how? How about Mba Mitha?'. 'Yes, Sis Nunuk'. That's all, there's no other chat. 'We're already close to the hospital. Yes, yes, yes'. Responded (with the victim). I want to know, response or not," he said.

After arriving at the hospital, the victim was taken to the treatment room, Nunuk admitted that he felt sorry for AP. Because there was a lot of blood coming out that made him complain of pain.

"I don't see it from his face because he's behind," he said.

Meanwhile, Angga Raditya (37), a member of the victim's family, said that his cousin's condition was improving despite undergoing treatment since Saturday, November 30.

"So far, Mrs. Mitha, thank God, her condition has been stable, her operation has been smooth, she can respond. She still needs rest," said Angga when met at Bona Housing, Lebak Bulus, Cilandak, South Jakarta, Monday, December 2.