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Police to exhume body in suspicious death of former household head
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Police to exhume body in suspicious death of former household head

From CNN Indonesia · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Police will exhume the body of Sutrimo, a former household head for ex-Jampidsus Febrie Adriansyah, to investigate his suspicious death.
  • Sutrimo's family received messages and photos from him until early morning on July 23, showing his activities and meals.
  • A friend of Sutrimo's called the family around 8:00 AM on July 23, reporting his death.

Authorities in South Jakarta plan to exhume the body of Sutrimo, who served as the household head for former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah, to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death. Sutrimo was found dead under suspicious conditions.

The food was fried chicken, Lamongan-style fried chicken, the plate was green. So fried chicken, side dishes, like Lamongan.

— Aan RohaeniDescribing the meal Sutrimo sent a photo of.

Family members of Sutrimo, residing in Banyumas, revealed his last communications before his death. According to the family's lawyer, Aan Rohaeni, Sutrimo actively sent messages and photos to his relatives until the early morning of July 23. These included images of food and his activities near his residence.

Rohaeni detailed that Sutrimo sent a photo of his meal, described as fried chicken with side dishes resembling a Lamongan style, at 3:18 AM on July 23. Around 4:00 AM, he sent another photo showing him sitting across from Febrie Adriansyah's main house. Sutrimo's sister received these messages but had not yet woken up.

At 4:00 AM he also sent a photo of him sitting across from Mr. Febrie's main house.

— Aan RohaeniDescribing Sutrimo's last known activity.

Later, around 6:00 AM, she replied to his messages and sent a video of her child. Although Sutrimo's messages were marked as read, he did not respond. Approximately two and a half hours later, at 8:00 AM, Sutrimo's phone rang. When answered at 8:30 AM, a person claiming to be Sutrimo's friend informed the family of his death.

At six o'clock, I realized later. I said, 'This was read, right?' 'Yes, it was read, immediately.' But indeed, why didn't he reply?

— Aan RohaeniRecounting the sister's realization about Sutrimo's unresponsiveness.
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Originally published by CNN Indonesia in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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