Samarinda –
Had caused a stir because he disappeared while selling meatballs around, Darianto alias Anto (39) was found lying under a tree on Jalan Kh Captain Soedjono, Sungai Kapih Village, Samarinda. Anto was found in a daze.
“He was found under a tree lying down,” explained the Head of Criminal Investigation Unit at Sungai Kunjang Police when he was met in his room, Wednesday (11/17/2021).
Roni explained that Anto was found on Wednesday (11/17/2021) at 15.30 WITA in an unstable condition because he had not eaten for two days. Anto was then taken to the Hermina Hospital by the police.
“We immediately took him to the hospital, after making sure his condition was good, we took him to the Polsek to be met with the family,” said Roni.
When examined, to the police, Anto in a slightly dazed condition admitted that his parents were invited to go for a walk after ordering 3 bowls of meatballs.
“Yes, he said there was an old man who ordered meatballs, then the old man asked him (Anto) to walk with this old man,” he explained.
In addition, Anto admitted, during the walk, the parents who took him on foot advised Anto to always give alms and after that the old man suddenly disappeared.
“After being given advice, he (Anto) just realized and was under a tree,” he said.
Currently, Anto is still at the Sungai Kunjang Police Station for questioning. Then he will be handed over to the family.
To note, Anto mysteriously disappeared while selling at night on Jalan Ring Road Samarinda on Sunday (11/14). Only Anto’s meatball cart was left on site and also the meatball bowl that was being prepared.
Anto’s cart left at the mysterious disappearance location. (Doc. Special)
Anto before he disappeared did mix 3 bowls of meatballs. However, before he finished concocting, Anto suddenly disappeared leaving his merchandise cart and sandals at the scene.
After Anto’s disappearance, there were reports that Anto had been kidnapped by supernatural beings at the scene. Meanwhile, from CCTV camera footage, it appears that Anto walked alone leaving his merchandise cart and motorbike.
(maa/maa)
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