Doctor's Murder At Nabire Hospital: Perpetrators Climbing The Ceiling Of The House, Slammed To The Floor Beaten Repeatedly

PB IDI's condolences to Dr Mawartih Susanti, SpP, Lung Specialist who died during his service at Nabire Hospital, (ANTARA)

Cleaning service with the initials KW has been named a suspect in the murder of doctor Nabire Hospital, Mawartih Susanti. The murder was allegedly planned. Starting from the suspect KW who went to the residence of Dr. Mawartih from his brother's house at the Nabire Hospital Housing Complex, on March 9, at around 06.00 WIT. Arriving at the location, the suspect headed to the left side of Dr. Mawartih's house, to be precise, the garage. "Then entered the victim's house by entering through the bathroom ceiling outside the right side of the house and then going down in the bathroom in the back room via the ceiling as well," said Director of Criminal Investigation at the Papua Police, Kombes Faizal Ramadhani when confirmed, Wednesday, March 29. After being inside the house, the suspect KW went straight to the back room. He took dr Mawartiah's black skirt. The skirt was used to cover his face. With the hope, no one will know his identity. Then, the suspect immediately looked for the victim's whereabouts. He accidentally ran into Dr. Mawartih who was out of the room at that time. Without further ado, the suspect KW immediately hit and slammed the victim to the floor. At that time, Dr. Mawartih was helpless. "The victim fell, the suspect KW covered the victim's mouth with his left hand while his right hand was used to hit the victim's right chest with elbows many times," he said. "The victim tried to fight back but the suspect KW strangled and pressed the victim's neck," continued Faizal. After Dr. Mawartih was not breathing, the suspect immediately moved his body to the bed. In fact, he had covered him. To eliminate traces, the suspect also smeared the floor. Because, in the series of killings, the condition of the location of the incident was very messy. "The suspect KW cleaned the floor of the victim's room using a wash," said Faizal. After completion, the suspect KW fled through the initial entrance. Not to forget, he also took Dr Mawartih's cell phone. For information, Dr. Mawartih was found dead at his home in Nabire Hospital on March 9 at around 19:00 WIT. His death was considered odd because he found bruises. In the investigation and investigation process, 68 witnesses were questioned by investigators at the Nabire Police.