Forensic Team Finds Missing Toe on Exhumed Body, Denies Deceased Was Febrie Adriansyah's Household Head

A forensic team has confirmed the identity of an exhumed body in Banyumas, Central Java, as Sutrimo, noting a distinct physical characteristic: the absence of a left big toe. Brigadier General Sumy Hastry Purwanti, Chairperson of the Indonesian Forensic and Medicolegal Doctors Association (PDFMI), stated that this specific trait, along with a scar on the right shoulder from a minor surgical procedure, matched data provided by the family.

Despite confirming the identity, the mystery surrounding Sutrimo’s death remains unsolved. Following the exhumation and autopsy, forensic experts found no visible signs of injury caused by blunt or sharp force trauma. Ahmad Yudianto, the head of the forensic team, explained that further scientific examination of collected samples is required to ascertain the definitive cause of death for the 42-year-old.

Amid the police investigation, the legal team for former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah has issued a clarification regarding Sutrimo’s status. Lawyer Firman Wijaya stated that Sutrimo was not Febrie’s Head of Household (Karumga), as previously speculated. He clarified that Sutrimo was employed to guard the now-vacant Mordent Clinic building.