3 Irregularities In The Death Of Children Of Pamen TNI AU At Halim Air Base

YOGYAKARTA The death of CHR (16), a subsidiary of the Indonesian Air Force's middle officer (Pamen) inside the Spion Post, at the end of the runway 24, Halim Perdanakusuma Airbase (Lanud), Sunday, September 24, 2023, still leaves many questions.

The reason is, it was found that there were many irregularities in the death of the child of Pamen TNI AU, such as the discovery of stab wounds on the victim's body and traces of gasoline scattered at the scene.

The oddity in the CHR death case was also highlighted by the Deputy Chairman of Commission III of the DPR RI Ahmad Sahroni. He urged the police to investigate this case carefully.

"I ask the police to investigate this case carefully and carefully, don't rush. Because there are still many irregularities," said Sahroni in Jakarta, Monday, October 2, 2023.

Summarized from various sources, the following are a series of irregularities in the death of the TNI AU Pamen child inside the Spion Post, at the end of the base 24, Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base on Sunday, September 29, 2023.

1. Stab wounds

Based on the autopsy results, the body of the CHR found in a burning condition in the Halim Air Base area suffered a stab wound to the chest six times.

According to Sahroni, this finding makes the case of the death of the child of Pamen TNI AU odd. This is because this action occurs in ring 1 of Halim Air Base, where the level of security and access is different.

"The autopsy results showed stab wounds. In fact, this action occurred in ring 1 of Halim Air Base, which of course had different levels of security and access," said Sahroni.

2. CCTV at the TKP is dead

Another oddity is that the CCTV camera installed at the crime scene (TKP) cannot highlight the incident that killed CHR because it was damaged. In fact, the area is Halim Air Base ring one.

"The CCTV position in front of the crime scene or which leads directly does not work," said East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Leo Simarmata to reporters, Friday, September 29.

As is known, based on the results of the identification of the East Jakarta Police Satreskrim, there were four CCTV cameras that recorded the victim's movements, either pre or post-event.

No one else was caught on CCTV cameras when CHR entered the post. Pamen TNI AU's son was seen carrying a backpack in his back.

"We have withdrawn before and after. In the CCTV footage, the victim used a bicycle found at the crime scene, he pedaled himself to the crime scene," said Kombes Leo.

The police suspect that the bag was used to store a number of items found around the body of CHR, namely a knife, clothes, and folder.

3. Traces of gasoline retail were found

Another thing that was in the spotlight, found traces of gasoline fuel (BBM) at the location of the death of CHR.

As is known, the victim was found dead on fire inside the Spion Post, Ring 1 Area, Halim Perdana Kusuma Air Base.

Head of the Kramat Jati Police Hospital, Brigadier General Pol Haryanto, said the victim suffered burns almost all over his body with a percentage of 91 percent or was categorized as severe burns.

However, the autopsy showed that the victim died not from burns, but sharp weapons stab wounds.

"If you look at the organs, they are pale, so the cause of death is very likely due to a stab wound. Because there is a collection of blood in the stomach. Because if you get a stab wound, there is a process of death," said Brigadier General Haryanto, Thursday, September 28.

He also explained that before the victim of CHR died, there were jelaga (fine and soft charcoal grains) on the victim's body.

"Before he died, there were still jelaga (on the CHR body). The results of the concavity examination contained a jelaga. This means that when the fire was extinguished, the victim was still alive. Because smoke was still inhaled," he said.

However, the hospital still cannot conclude whether the wound was caused by other people or victims themselves.

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