The Family Of Expressing The Alleged Perpetrator Of The Fire Of His Ex-wife In Jelambar, Often Joins The Police

The crime scene of a couple was burned on Jelambar Bridge/ Photo: Jehan/ VOI

JAKARTA Although the police have not yet determined who the perpetrator will burn a couple at Jelambar Bridge, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, the family believes that the victim's ex-husband is the culprit.

Paimin (72) as the father of victim D, revealed that the alleged perpetrator MR was his ex-son-in-law. Paimin said, as long as he (suspected perpetrator-ed) is married to his son, namely D (38) his life is borne by him.

"Tidak ada pekerjaan (selama) 17 tahun berbangkah dan punya Anak 3, tanggung jawab saya semua sama dewis ini," kata Paimin saat ditemui di rumahnya di Jalan Jelambar, Jakarta Barat, Kamis, 5 Januari.

Paimin also said that if the alleged perpetrator often creates problems, he even slashes people.

"His name is a drunk driver, drinking. He's been stabbed too," said Paimin when met on Jalan Jelambar, West Jakarta, Thursday, January 5.

In addition, continued Paimin, the alleged perpetrator often deals with the police.

"Yes. Not long ago he (the perpetrator) was also in trouble too. Not long ago. Salemba or Jatinegara, the police said he brought it. A few days ago, a week or something." he said.

It is known that the victim's initials S (39) was a male figure who became D's new boyfriend (38). Seeing this fact, the alleged perpetrator, D's ex-husband, was jealous and finally desperate to throw a bottle filled with gasoline and then ignited with fire. S died, while D suffered serious injuries.

Penjaringan Police Chief Commissioner M. Probandono Bobby Danuardi said there were a few difficulties in revealing the identity of the perpetrator. Because according to Bobby, at the scene there were no surveillance cameras or CCTV.

"Still in the process of being chased. There is no CCTV at the location (occurrence). The location is on the edge of the river," Bobby said in a short message, Thursday, January 5.

In addition, survivors cannot be questioned because they are still undergoing treatment at the hospital.