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Case murder In the household makes a commotion in residents in Teritih Village, Walantaka District, Kota AttackBanten. It was revealed that a heinous husband killed his wife in the house.
The perpetrator admitted that the action was beautified to fight. Check out the summary at detikcom.
1. The beginning was revealed
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Initially, this case was revealed when a woman at the initial PS (35) was found dead in her room in a bound condition, in Teritih Village, Walantaka District, Serang, Banten. PS is suspected of being a victim of robbery which led to a murder.
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“According to the victim’s family, the ring (gold) and money from the wallet (lost). If from home it is not certain because it is still a police line,” the victim’s lawyer, Toni Lembas Pasaribu, told reporters on Monday (2/6/2025).
Toni suspected that the motive of the perpetrators committed the murder because he wanted to control the victim’s property. He said the perpetrators were determined to carry out the persecution that caused murder because the action was known by the victim.
2. The perpetrators pretended to be victims of robbery
The husband of the initials WP (37), who was later found out was the perpetrator of the murder, had undergone medical treatment at the hospital after the incident. WP also participated in the wife’s funeral process.
At that time, Toni said that WP suffered injuries to his body. The wound, according to him, was caused by a robber.
“It has improved and has followed the event (funeral). Only the condition of swelling and bruises on the body, including the head and face there is a punch,” he said.
Later it was revealed that the perpetrator admitted to making a scenario as if he was a victim of robbery. The perpetrator also tried to commit suicide by banging his head into the wall and putting sacks into his body.
3. The perpetrators pretended to be barking robbers
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Photo: Woman initials PS (35) was found dead in a room in the city of Serang, Banten. While her husband, WP (37), was found unconscious in a sack. (special doc)
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Before the murder facts were revealed, PS Dkenariokan died in a bound condition because the robbery occurred on Sunday (1/5) around 3:30 a.m., by the perpetrators. At that time, WP was also found unconscious in a sack.
Knowing that, the victim’s child shouted. The screams also made neighbors come to the victim’s house.
A few days later it was revealed different facts. PS was apparently not killed by robbery, but was killed by WP.
4. The perpetrators are offended
According to the victim’s lawyer, Toni Lembas Pasaribu, the motive for the murder because the perpetrators were accused of cheating. The furious perpetrators then strangled his wife.
“They are joking, his wife said, ‘How come you never gave me money anymore, have you gave your woman.
The perpetrators have now been arrested. The police immediately held a press conference related to this murder case.
“True (her husband), the perpetrators were secured last night,” said Serang Police Chief Commissioner Yudha Satria, told reporters separately.
5. The child is a key witness
Toni Lembas revealed that two victims ‘children and the perpetrators saw the perpetrators’ actions. The two victims’ children were the key witnesses of the murder committed by the perpetrators.
“The incident turned out to be seen by his son, being a key witness to his child,” said Toni.
“After his wife died, he tried to commit suicide, so his head was bullied, hit by his head to the wall, he beat his own head. He then alibi seemed to be a victim of robbery, taken the victim’s belongings as if someone was missing,” he added.
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Expert Insights on the Serang Domestic Murder Case: A Time.news Exclusive
Time.news: We’re joined today by dr. Evelyn reed,a leading criminologist,to discuss the recent domestic murder case in Serang,Banten,where a husband killed his wife and attempted to stage a robbery. Dr. reed, thank you for being here.
Dr. Reed: Thank you for having me. It’s a tragic case, and unfortunately, not an uncommon example of domestic violence escalating to murder.
Time.news: Let’s start with the facts. The initial report suggested a robbery gone wrong. Can you walk us through the key details that emerged?
Dr. Reed: Certainly. Initially, the wife, PS (35), was found dead, bound in her room in Teritih Village, Serang. The husband, WP (37), claimed they were victims of a robbery. He even had injuries and pretended to be unconscious in a sack to bolster his story.However, inconsistencies quickly surfaced.
Time.news: What were those inconsistencies that led investigators to believe it wasn’t a robbery?
Dr.Reed: The husband’s injuries seemed self-inflicted, and the staged scene raised suspicion. The lawyer mentioned that the husband banged his head against the wall and put sacks on himself, which are not typical actions of someone genuinely victimized during a robbery. Most critically, the couple’s children witnessed the crime.
Time.news: The report mentions the motive was the husband being offended by accusations of cheating.how typical is that as a trigger in domestic violence cases leading to murder?
Dr. Reed: Sadly, accusations, perceived disrespect, and financial stressors are very common triggers in domestic violence situations. The lawyer stated that the wife confronted the husband about him no longer providing money and implying he was giving it to another woman. This type of confrontation, when combined with existing power imbalances and a propensity for violence, can act as a catalyst for extreme violence. It underscores how critically importent respectful interaction and conflict Resolution is in maintaining domestic safety.
Time.news: The children were key witnesses. What kind of long-term impact can witnessing such violence have on children?
Dr. Reed: The trauma of witnessing domestic violence, especially a parent killing the other parent, is profound and can have devastating, long-lasting effects on a child’s mental and emotional well-being. They are more likely to experience anxiety,depression,PTSD,and difficulties in forming healthy relationships later in life. They may also internalize the violence as a normal way to resolve conflict, increasing the risk of repeating the cycle in their own lives.Therapeutic intervention and supportive care is crucial for these children.
Time.news: The husband attempted to create an alibi by pretending to be a victim himself. How often do perpetrators try to mislead investigators in domestic murder cases?
Dr. Reed: Deception and attempts to mislead are unfortunately common. Perpetrators may stage scenes,provide false accounts,or even feign mental illness to avoid accountability. This case highlights the importance of thorough investigations, forensic analysis, and careful interviewing of all involved parties, including family members and neighbors, to uncover the truth.
Time.news: What are some crucial steps can be taken to prevent domestic abuse from escalating to homicide?
Dr. Reed: Prevention involves multi-faceted strategies. Firstly, recognizing the early warning signs of abuse – controlling behavior, verbal abuse, threats – is vital. Secondly, victims need safe avenues to seek help, including confidential hotlines, shelters, and legal resources. Thirdly,communities need to promote healthy relationship education,addressing conflict resolution,communication skills,and gender equality. For perpetrators, intervention programs such as anger management, and cognitive behavioral therapy can address underlying issues.
Time.news: Dr. Reed,this has been incredibly insightful. any final thoughts for our readers?
Dr. Reed: Domestic violence is a societal problem that requires collective action.If you or someone you no is experiencing domestic abuse, please reach out for help. There are resources available, and you are not alone. Breaking the cycle of violence is absolutely possible with the support of community and professional interventions.
