A Series Of Facts Found After The Criminal Investigation Agency Intervened In The Case Of The Alleged Rape Of 3 Children In East Luwu

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JAKARTA - The National Police Criminal Investigation Unit has deployed a team of supervision and assistance to audit the investigation process in the alleged molestation of 3 children by their father in East Luwu, South Sulawesi. The results of the interim audit found several facts.

Two Different Visas

One of the facts found by the Bareskrim team was that there were two different post-mortem results. Where, some of the results stated that inflammation was found and some did not find it.

This fact was discovered after the Bareskrim team conducted interviews with a number of parties, including the hospital that carried out post-mortem on the three child victims. The parties questioned were the East Malili Luwu Health Center, the Bhayangkara Makassar Hospital and the Vale Sorowako Hospital.

On October 11, 2021, the results of an interview with a doctor at the Malili Luwu Timur Health Center revealed that there were no abnormalities in the victim's genital and rectal organs.

After that the Supervision team asked for the VER results from Bhayangkara Makassar Hospital which were issued on November 15, 2019. The result was that there were no abnormalities in the genitals and rectum.

"Secondly, no treatment was found on other bodies," said Karo Penmas of the National Police Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Rusdi Hartono, Tuesday, October 12.

Meanwhile, another fact, namely, the assistance team and the supervision team received information on October 31, 2019, the victim's mother with the initials RS had conducted a medical examination of her three children at Vale Sorowako Hospital.

The Bareskrim Polri then conducted an interview with Dr Imelda, a child specialist from Sorowako Hospital who conducted an examination of the victim.

"The team conducted an interview on October 11, 2021, and it was found that there was inflammation around the vagina and rectum. So, when there was inflammation, antibiotics and paracetamol were given for pain," said Rusdi.

From the results of the interview, the doctor advised the victim's parents and the supervision team to carry out a follow-up examination by an obstetrician.

"This is input from doctor Imelda to be able to confirm the case," said Rusdi.

However, when a follow-up examination was carried out by an obstetrician according to the doctor's advice, which was scheduled for October 12, 2021, the examination was cancelled.

The examination, continued Rusdi, was of course accompanied by the victim's mother, as well as the victim's lawyer from the Makassar Legal Aid Institute. It was also agreed that the examination was carried out at Sorowako Hospital.

"Once again, this hospital was the choice of the victim's mother," said Rusdi.

However, continued Rusdi, the examination agreement was canceled by the victim's mother and also the lawyer on the grounds that her son was afraid of trauma.

"For the time being, some facts have been found by the supervision and assistance team from the National Police Headquarters for the East Luwu case. Of course this is still a process, we will see later the development of the handling of the case in East Luwu," said Rusdi.

Cancel Visa

In addition to the facts, the developments in this case are also quite interesting. The mother of three children who were suspected of being victims of sexual abuse suddenly canceled for a re-visa.

In fact, previously it was agreed that the post-mortem was to confirm the case of alleged molestation of 3 children by his father.

"To find out whether there was a criminal act of obscene acts as contained in the complaint letter from sister R and also to follow up on the advice of doctor Imelda, the supervision team asked the victims to do an examination at an obstetrician, where the examination was of course accompanied by the victim's mother. and also a lawyer from LBH Makassar," said Rusdi.

Based on an agreement with the Bareskrim Police supervision-assistance team, the victim's mother chose Vale Sorowako Hospital for post-mortem for her three children. However, because she was worried that her son would be traumatized, R's mother canceled the re-visum.

“It was agreed by the victim's mother that the examination would be carried out at Vale Sorowako Hospital. Once again, this hospital is the choice of the victim's mother. But on October 12 now, the agreement was canceled by the victim's mother and also her lawyer on the grounds that the child was afraid of trauma," said Rusdi