Before Being Murdered, Mpok Nori's Grandchild Experienced Domestic Violence Until Mediation by Neighborhood Committee

Kapanlagi.com - The death of Dwintha Anggary has left deep sorrow as well as facts regarding her tumultuous marital life. Before the tragic event early Saturday morning, the relationship between the victim and her ex-husband had long been disharmonious. In fact, the neighborhood association had previously conducted mediation due to reports of domestic violence (KDRT).

Nurgiyanto, the neighborhood head, revealed that this issue had already been brought to legal attention by the victim's mother. The conflict continued to escalate, leading both parties to decide to separate living arrangements a month ago. The perpetrator, who could not accept the divorce, had even exhibited self-harming behavior.

1. There Were Acts of Domestic Violence

The door of the rented house of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

"Yes, if domestic violence is common, it was also reported by the management in Bambu Apus, Cipayung, East Jakarta, on Saturday (20/3). Finally, at that time, I mediated, we held a special session. The family of the deceased had also reported it to the police station, her mother. It was reported at that time. Perhaps that is the reason for the divorce," said Nurgiyanto.

2. The Perpetrator Caused a Commotion

The grave of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

One month before the murder incident, the perpetrator caused a major commotion in the neighborhood. He was reported to have carried a sharp weapon and injured himself due to frustration over his divorce request from Dwintha. This incident made the residents and the victim's family feel threatened, prompting the police to intervene.

3. The Perpetrator Had Injured Himself

The family prays at the grave of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

"Yes, that was the first incident. At that time, I had just finished the Isya prayer when I heard shouting. As I mentioned, his wife asked for a divorce because he had been divorced several times. He couldn't accept it, and he injured himself. When the police arrived, he fled the scene," he explained further.

4. The Perpetrator is Obsessed with the Victim

The rented house of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Although mediation has been conducted and they have separated, the perpetrator remains obsessed with returning to the victim. He even rented a house located not far from Dwintha's rented place. This is suspected to have made it easier for the perpetrator to monitor the victim's activities and carry out his heinous acts when the surroundings were quiet.

5. Arguments a Month Before the Murder

The family in hijab prays at the grave of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

"The argument a month ago was what I mentioned; he couldn't accept it and ended up bringing a sharp weapon to hurt himself. That's why his mother was shocked, fearing that perhaps her in-laws were threatened, so she immediately reported it to the police. Since then, they have been separated. But the perpetrator really didn't want to separate; that's the main point," added Nurgiyanto.

6. Police Secure Evidence

The family at the grave of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

The police have now secured evidence in the form of sharp weapons found in the suspect's rented room. The weapons are suspected to have been intentionally prepared to take the life of the grandchild of the Betawi artist. Now, the suspect must be held accountable for their actions before the law after their escape attempt was thwarted.

7. Evidence Found in Suspect's Rental

The family squats beside the grave of Mpok Nori's grandchild © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

"There are no objects. Oh, so they were taken, there was intent. But what is certain is that when I searched in his room, yes, in the rented room of the alleged suspect, his ex-husband, there were indeed items of evidence found," concluded Nurgiyanto.

(kpl/far/phi)