Leave The Will Letter, Student Suicide By Jumping From Paragon Mall Semarang

Illustration of the police line at the scene of the incident (ANTARA)

A student with the initials NJ (20) is suspected of committing suicide by jumping from the fourth floor of Paragon Mall Semarang. The victim died due to serious head injuries. Currently, the police are still investigating the case of the girl's death.

The victim's body appears to have been evacuated from Paragon Mall on Jalan Pemuda, Semarang City, Tuesday, October 10, at around 19.00 WIB. The victim was then taken to Kariadi Hospital Semarang.

The police immediately processed the crime scene and traced the arrival and path the victim went through while in the mall. The crime scene was completed at around 20.30 WIB.

Kapolsek Semarang Tengah, Kompol Indra Romantika mengatakan telah mendatangi lokasi kejadian setelah mendapat laporan dari pihak manajemen Paragon Mall sekitar pukul 17.20 WIB. Kemudian, Polrestabes Semarang bersama unit Inafis melakukan olah TKP untuk keperluan lebih lanjut.

"The initial cause, the victim fell from the fourth floor of the car park. Approximately 20 meters high. Indications whether the victim committed suicide by jumping, we are still trying to investigate this," he said.

The police chief said that the case was first discovered by a security officer at Paragon Mall named Ria. Ria received reports from visitors about a person lying at the car exit. Allegedly, the victim jumped from the building of the Paragon Mall.

"(The victim) has the worst head injury in the head. Now the body has been taken to Dr. Kariadi Hospital, forensic examination is still being carried out. For the results, we will develop it from the identity of the victim, for which part of the wound," he explained.

Based on the results of the crime scene, the police found a bag suspected of belonging to the victim on the fourth floor, to be precise next to the barrier. In the bag there are various identity cards, such as ID cards, Unnes student student cards (Semarang State University), and a will.

"We are still identifying it. Whether it belongs to the victim or not, we are still waiting for further investigation. The identity in the bag is a resident of Semarang City, Ngaliyan District, Kalipancur Village, on behalf of NJW," he explained.

"The victim's arrival here, we are also still combing the location, we are checking CCTV. Currently, it is still being investigated by the police, we will inform you further," he added.