Police Investigate Naked Male Corpse without Sex and Neck Organs in Depok, Indonesia

Depok –

The police are still investigating the case naked male corpse without sex and neck organs in Tapos, Cimanggis, Depok. The house of a person suspected of being involved in the case was searched by the police.

“So we are still trying to find the tools used for stabbing, sharp weapons, we are still combing them again. Then we have searched the houses where we are suspicious, whether there are items that are suspected to have been used by the suspected perpetrator to stab the victim,” said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Depok Metro Police AKBP Yogen Heroes Baruna told reporters, Monday (15/5/2022).

However, Yogen did not specify whose house he was referring to. Whereas The identity of the victim is still being investigated the police.

“Whether (the victim) is a Depok resident (or not) I don’t know yet. But around the location there are no missing people like I told you yesterday,” he said.

Police are still investigating the alleged perpetrator’s workplace. The testimony of several witnesses is also being investigated by the police.

“We are still investigating, maybe from the workplace of the suspected perpetrator, continuing to investigate witnesses who actually said they knew and heard the incident,” he said.

There’s a stab wound

Previously, Yogen revealed that there were stab wounds on the body naked male corpse the. Police are still investigating the stab wound.

“We are still investigating all kinds of stab wounds. However, it is not yet certain whether this was the main cause of death,” said Yogen.

The man’s neck organs are also known to be missing. Police are still investigating the cause of the loss of the victim’s neck organs.

“We can’t confirm that because the doctor stated that the neck organs were missing, whether there was also a pause in breathing before it was removed. We are still confirming that again,” he said.

Yogen continued that forensic medicine was still investigating the missing neck organ. The police will match data from forensics with findings in the field.

“So we are still confirming from forensics. We will match it to see if it is the same as what we estimate,” he said.

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