Motives For The Murder Of Hotel Boss In West Jakarta Revealed, 2 Perpetrators Claimed To Be Hurt By The Victim's Talks

Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Pol Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko (center) together with Head of Sub-Directorate of Jatanras Polda Metro AKBP Indrawienny Panjiyoga (left) in Jakarta, Thursday (20/4/2023). (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Sub-Directorate of Crime and Violence (Sub-Directorate of Jatanras) of the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation (Ditreskrimum) Polda Metro Jaya revealed the motive for two suspects in the murder of a planned hotel owner in the West Jakarta area. "We Sub-Directorate of Jatanras have received reports from the public that there was a murder case on Thursday, April 13 of the victim with the initials NSB (63), female gender, on Jalan Assirot, South Sukabumi Village, Kebon Jeruk District, West Jakarta," said Head of Sub-Directorate of Jatanras Polda Metro AKBP Indrawienny Panjiyoga, quoted by ANTARA, April 20. Indra explained, after receiving the information the team carried out an in-depth investigation, dug up information from around the crime scene and examined witnesses. "We received information that there were two people we suspect as the perpetrator of the murder, then from the crime scene we found the fact that there were missing some of the victim's belongings, namely two cars and several ATM cards," he said.

After receiving a number of information and witness statements, the Jatanras Sub-Directorate team managed to arrest two people in the Banyuwangi area on April 14 at 16.00 WIB. "The two perpetrators had the initials FM (31) male and SDS (49) female," he said. Indra said, the suspects collaborated to kill the victim by tying the victim's neck with a rope until the victim died. Then the suspects took the victim's belongings.

"The suspect's motive is because he is hurt by the behavior and words of the victim who often speaks rudely to the suspects who work as household assistants (ART) victims," he said. "With the threat of a maximum sentence of death," said Indrawienny.