Poisoning suspected in sibling deaths<\/p>\n
Theresia Sufa, The Jakarta Post\/Bogor<\/p>\n
Two brothers and a sister were found dead on Thursday with their
\nbodies displaying signs of having been poisoned.<\/p>\n
Eldest brother Mugiono, 45, his sister Sukarni, 40 and younger
\nbrother Narno, 35, were found dead in Sukarni's house on Jl.
\nSiaga, Cimandala village, Sukaraja district, Bogor regency.<\/p>\n
Mugiono and Sukarni were found in the bedrooms, while Narno
\nwas found in the living room.<\/p>\n
Three glasses of coffee, one glass containing a soft drink,
\nand some bread were still on the table in the living room, which
\nsuggested that there may have been a fourth person with them
\nbefore their deaths.<\/p>\n
Traces of foam were found on their mouths, while their faces
\nwere discolored and their stomachs bloated.<\/p>\n
\"They were poisoned ... We already have a suspect,\" said
\nSukaraja Police chief Adj. Comr. Wagiman.<\/p>\n
However, he refused to reveal any more information about the
\ninvestigation, which he said was now in the hands of the Cibinong
\nPolice.<\/p>\n
Mugiono and Narno lived in a house in Cileur village, which is
\nalso located in Sukaraja district, not far from Sukarni's home.<\/p>\n
The head of the neighborhood unit where Sukarni lived,
\nSunarto, said that the last time he had met Mugiono was on Monday
\nevening.<\/p>\n
He said that Mugiono came to report the arrival of a nephew
\nwho planned to stay with Sukarni for a while.<\/p>\n
Since Sukarni was a widow, Sunarto recollected, Mugiono had
\ntold him there was no need to worry about adultery.<\/p>\n
\"I can't remember the name of the nephew,\" Sunarto said.<\/p>\n
It was Chandra, a worker at the meatball company owned by the
\nthree siblings, who found the bodies.<\/p>\n
He said he had been told that his boss, Mugiono, was at
\nSukarni's house. When he arrived there, the house was locked but
\nthere was a foul stench emanating from inside.<\/p>\n
Chandra met Katimin, a neighbor of Sukarni's, who told him
\nthat Sukarni usually gave a spare key to her house to another
\nneighbor, Sri Subadi, whenever she was away from home.<\/p>\n
The three then unlocked the door, where they discovered the
\nbodies. They then called the police.<\/p>\n
\"Sukarni usually gave her keys to me. On Tuesday, I found that
\nthe keys were in the rice box in my store. I don't know who put
\nthem there. I didn't feel there was anything strange afoot, so I
\njust hung the keys up on the wall of my store as usual,\" Sri said
\nin tears.<\/p>",
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