Buried boy in full clothing pursued by his parents in a rented house, discovered from a hoe

KOMPAS.com– The girl who was buried in full clothes in Lebak, Banten is suspected of being a murder victim with her own parents.

The two parents with the initials IS (27) and LH (26) were arrested at their residence in Jakarta.

The head of the Lebak Police Criminal Investigation Unit, AKP David Adhi Kusuma, on Sunday (9/13/2020), said that the arrest of the two perpetrators was based on traces of hoes provided by IS during the day of the burial at Mount Kendeng Cemetery, Cipalabuh Village, Cijaku District, Lebak.

The hoe was loaned by IS on the pretext of burying the cat.

“We got information from residents because someone borrowed a hoe, from there we did a search,” David said.

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Based on the perpetrator’s acknowledgment of the interim examination, David said, the incident occurred on August 26, 2020.

The victim died from being abused by her parents at their rented house in Jakarta.
To leave a trace, the two then carried the body of the victim to Cijaku, Lebak on a motorcycle.

The body was then buried in full clothing in a hole half a meter deep in Gunung Kendeng TPU.

Currently, the police are investigating the two perpetrators to investigate the case.

Both have been named suspects by virtue of paragraph 3 of article 80 of Law No. 35 Year 2104 Amendments to Law No. 23 Year 2002 on the protection of children and article 338 of the Penal Code.

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Previous news, police officers and residents of Cipalabuh Village, Cijaku District, Lebak Regency, Banten were excavating the new grave that suddenly appeared.

The graves were unearthed after suspicions were raised because no dead residents were buried in Keneng Mountain Cemetery in recent weeks.

When the excavation reached the middle of the hole, human limbs appeared with their clothing still intact. This suddenly excited the local community.

(Banten contributor, Acceptance Nazmudin)