Man Kills Man At Hotel Hawaii Medan, Offenders Hurt His Genitals Kissed In Public

Release of the murder case at the Hotel Hawaii Medan, North Sumatra / Police DOK

MEDAN - Police uncovered the murder of Beni MP Sinambela (36), a resident of Bandar Klippa Village, Percut Sei Tuan District, Deli Serdang Regency who died at the Hawaii Hotel, Medan.

In the disclosure, the perpetrator with the initials ASS Ali Agung (23) was successfully arrested by officers in the Singkil area, Aceh Province.

The Head of Public Relations of the North Sumatra Police, Kombes Hadi Wahyudi, said that the motive for the murder was based on the suspect feeling hurt towards the victim.

"The suspect felt hurt because the victim kissed, held his stomach and held his genitals and hugged the suspect in public", said Kombes Hadi, Wednesday, October 13.

Then, the suspect was also more upset because the victim did not keep his promise. This is because the victim promised the suspect IDR 300,000 in money after the two had sex.

Kombes Hadi explained that the murder incident began when victim Beni asked the ASD suspect to check in at a Hawaii hotel to have sex, Saturday, October 9.

At that time, the suspect had intended to kill the victim by putting a sharp weapon in the bag. After the victim and the suspect finished having sex, the victim did not give the promised money.

"Then, the suspect pulled out a machete and stabbed once in the stomach and the victim's head 10 times", said Kombes Hadi.

The suspect then fled in the victim's car. Kombes Hadi said that when conducting a crime scene investigation, it was difficult to identify the name of the perpetrator.

"From the TKP we get a note/receipt of electricity payment/token. From here we know his identity", he said.

From that clue, the joint team moved to the house according to the name on the token receipt found in the Hawaii Hotel Room.

"From here, the witness stated that the suspect fled to the Aceh area", said Hadi.

In Aceh, the joint team managed to arrest the perpetrators, precisely in the Singkil area. In addition to the perpetrators, the team also secured several pieces of evidence.

"The evidence that we confiscated were machetes, clothes, savings books, victim's car, token receipts", he said.

Meanwhile, Agung did not deny that he was hurt by the victim because he was held by the suspect in public.

"I was held in public", said Agung in the case release.