Woman cut into eight separte pieces: Forensic doctors

Woman cut into eight separte pieces: Forensic doctors

Theresia Sufa, The Jakarta Post, Bogor

Two forensic doctors conducted an autopsy on parts of a mutilated
body on Tuesday, concluding that the victim died after her throat
was slashed.

The doctors, Djaja Surya Atmadja and Aidrus Idram, from Cipto
Mangunkusumo General Hospital, found no sign of sexual violence.

The doctors, who conducted the autopsy at the Indonesian Red
Cross Hospital in Bogor, estimated the woman to be in her early
20s and to have been murdered between one and two weeks ago.

The color of the woman's eyes was unrecognizable as they had
decomposed, they said.

They said the body of the 165-centimeter-tall woman who had
clear skin, was cut into eight parts.

Parts of the body were found by local residents floating on
the Cileungsi River in Gunung Putri District, Bogor regency, last
Thursday.

Doctors at the Red Cross Hospital have earlier concluded parts
of the body belonged to the body of the woman.

The following day, residents found the body's head, left upper
leg and two lower legs on the same river. The remaining parts of
the body were found floating on Cibeet River, Tamansari village,
in Kerawang on Monday.

The Cibeet River is a tributary of the Cileungsi River.

Separately, Bogor Police spokesman Adj. Comr. Sugiyono Thamrin
said on Tuesday the police had not identified the mutilated
woman.

"We will unravel the case," Sugiyono told reporters.

Police urged people whose relatives were missing to visit the
hospital to help identify the body, since the face of the woman
was still recognizable.