Mistress killed after being asked to have sex, instead of helping to have her cell phone taken away

KOMPAS.com – A man with the initials KU (45), a resident of Golewa Selatan District, Ngada Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), was arrested by the police.

KU was charged under article 306, paragraph 2 of the Penal Code, because it was considered that she had allowed a woman with the initials EE (44), who was none other than her own lover, to die when she needed help.

From the investigation carried out by the police, at the time of the incident the victim was invited to have sexual relations by the perpetrator on August 11, 2020.

After that, the victim complained of being weak and having seizures.

“At the same time, the victim experienced seizures and then remained immobile,” said IPTU I Criminal Investigation Unit Chief Ketut Rai Artika via short message on Thursday (10/9/2020).

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Knowing that the victim needed help, the perpetrator was not immediately evacuated to the hospital. But he just lay there until he lost consciousness.

Unfortunately, again, after the victim’s death, the assailant fixed the victim’s clothes and the cell phone was taken from her.

Three days after the incident or on August 14, 2020, residents finally found the victim’s body.

Upon hearing this news, the perpetrator, in a panic, threw the victim’s cell phone into the sea, in order to eliminate the tracks.

After receiving the report, the police immediately carried out an investigation and requested the testimony of witnesses.

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Until finally, on August 25, 2020, the perpetrator was secured. Based on the results of the examination, the perpetrator admitted his actions.

For his actions, the author was charged under article 306 subsection 2 of the Penal Code with a maximum penalty of nine years in prison.

The abuser is considered to have ignored someone who needs help to cause death.

Author: Sumba Contributor, Ignasius Sara | Editing: David Oliver Purba