Balangan, South Kalimantan (AntaranewsKalsel) - Having found the body of a woman buried with cement casted on the home page of her husband, Balangan police team immediately making initial investigation (olah TKP).
Balangan Police Chief Superintendent Sudrajad Hariwibowo Friday (15/1) Paringin says will cooperate with the team INAFIS Regional Police (Polda) South Kalimantan for initial investigation at the crime scene.
"We asked members of South Kalimantan Police. The plan is identification team will conduct initial investigation on Saturday (16/1)," he explained briefly.
According to him, initial investigation is very necessary for further investigation regarding the discovery of the body suspected of Yatni Fatmawati alias Atni (31) in the village of Hujan Mas RT 04, Sub-district of Paringin
Indonesia Automatic Fingerprints Identification System (INAFIS) or often called identification team, he said, will conduct crime scene investigation to find new evidence, either in the form of fingerprints, bloodstains, the rest of the hair, the rest of the other evidence, as well as other signs.
"From this crime scene initial investigation it is expected to help complete the corpse data after the autopsy," he said.
These data would strengthen the conclusion, how the woman was killed, how long she was buried, buried alive or dead, and some other evidence, both violence before the murder and so on.
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Balangan Police Chief Superintendent Sudrajad Hariwibowo Friday (15/1) Paringin says will cooperate with the team INAFIS Regional Police (Polda) South Kalimantan for initial investigation at the crime scene.
"We asked members of South Kalimantan Police. The plan is identification team will conduct initial investigation on Saturday (16/1)," he explained briefly.
According to him, initial investigation is very necessary for further investigation regarding the discovery of the body suspected of Yatni Fatmawati alias Atni (31) in the village of Hujan Mas RT 04, Sub-district of Paringin
Indonesia Automatic Fingerprints Identification System (INAFIS) or often called identification team, he said, will conduct crime scene investigation to find new evidence, either in the form of fingerprints, bloodstains, the rest of the hair, the rest of the other evidence, as well as other signs.
"From this crime scene initial investigation it is expected to help complete the corpse data after the autopsy," he said.
These data would strengthen the conclusion, how the woman was killed, how long she was buried, buried alive or dead, and some other evidence, both violence before the murder and so on.
Editor : Mahdani
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