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Police Investigate Infant Body Found in Cardboard Box in Bogor

Police investigation of infant body found in cardboard box in Bogor

Police investigation of infant body found in cardboard box in Bogor

Police are investigating the discovery of a baby girl's body found inside a cardboard box along a roadside in the Ciparigi area of North Bogor. Authorities have questioned four witnesses at the Women and Children Protection unit as part of the ongoing inquiry.

According to Ipda Imam, the public relations officer for the Bogor Kota Police, the four individuals questioned include a house tenant identified as SU, SU's stepdaughter SA, and SA's husband IS. Investigators also questioned a woman identified as DR, who had stayed at the residence for a week.

Based on initial statements, the cardboard box containing the infant's body was moved from inside the home by SU while assisting family members who were relocating. According to SU, the black bag containing the remains was already inside the box taken from a bedroom, and the front door of the rental home was rarely locked.

Kapolsek Bogor Utara Kompol Enjo Sutarjo stated that DR, an acquaintance from Ambarawa in Semarang, met SA through social media. DR had been staying at the residence for over a week under the premise of looking for work in Bogor. Further examinations are underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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