Police Reveal The Alleged Perpetrator Of The Killer Of Ayah-Nenek In South Jakarta Was Brought By His Mother's Psychiatrist

Illustration of the murder of a 14-year-old teenager (Jehan/VOI)

The police have revealed new facts regarding the case of a teenager with the initials MAS (14) who is suspected of committing the murder of his biological father, APW (40) and RM (69) in the Lebak Bulus area, Cilandak, South Jakarta.

South Jakarta Metro Police Chief, Kombes Ade Rahmat Idnal said the alleged perpetrator was taken by his mother to a psychiatrist four times. This is known after conducting an examination of MAS

The child at the last chat he stated that she had taken me to a psychiatrist four times, when confirmed, Sunday, December 8.

Hearing this, his party also asked where he was going to take him to a psychiatrist. However, MAS did not know the purpose of taking his mother to a psychiatrist.

"I don't know, Mom," said Ade Rahmat Idnal, imitating MAS.

As is known, the police are still investigating the motive for the alleged murder of MAS against his father and grandmother in Lebak Bulus, Cilandak, South Jakarta.

A number of efforts have been made by examining a number of witnesses to cooperating with the Indonesian Forensic Psychology Association (Asipfor).

Head of Public Relations of the South Tangerang Police, AKP Nurma Dewi, said that 7 witnesses had been examined. The 7 witnesses ranged from security guards, teachers to school principals where the alleged perpetrators studied.

"The witness was seven, yes yesterday after the complete seven people were examined," said Nurma.

However, he admitted that until now he had not been able to examine the victim or key witnesses, the perpetrator's mother, AP. Because the treatment is still being carried out at Fatmawati Hospital, South Jakarta.

"For the time being, the police have not been able to ask for information because the mother's physical and mental condition is still recovering," he said.

Not only that, the police also involved the Indonesian Forensic Psychology Association (Apsifor) to reveal the motives of the alleged perpetrators. However, until now the psychological results have not been conveyed, because they are still under investigation.

"Still waiting for Apaifor's conclusion, yes. It will be concluded later with Apsifor. (About 1-2 weeks for the results," he said.