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Bogor police test organs to see if son poisoned father in Gunung Sindur

September 27, 2026 Emma Walker – News Editor News

Indonesian police in Gunung Sindur, Bogor, West Java, are awaiting forensic laboratory results to determine whether a 60-year-old man identified as H was poisoned by his 24-year-old son, F. The investigation advanced following the exhumation of the victim’s body on September 14, 2026, with authorities currently examining internal organ samples at a national forensic facility.

Forensic Testing and Investigation Timeline

Authorities have sent specific internal organ samples, including the victim’s intestines and liver, to the National Police forensic laboratory in Sentul, Bogor. Kapolsek Gunung Sindur AKP Ucup Supriyatna stated on September 27, 2026, that investigators are actively pushing for an accelerated process to aid ongoing interrogations and criminal proceedings.

“The inner parts of the body checked in the lab are things like intestines, if I’m not mistaken. Intestines and liver,” said Ucup when detailing the items recovered from the exhumation.

According to updates provided by the Sentul forensics team, definitive laboratory results require an estimated two to three weeks of specialized testing. Investigators maintain that these findings will clarify the exact mechanism of death and shape subsequent legal steps.

Origins of the Case and Conflict Details

The criminal inquiry began after law enforcement exhumed the grave of victim H on September 14, 2026. Subsequent police findings established that the suspected homicide occurred at the family home in Desa Jampang, Kecamatan Gunung Sindur, on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.

Bogor police test organs to see if son poisoned father in Gunung Sindur
Photo: bandung.kompas.com

According to Kasat Reskrim Polres Bogor AKP Anggi Eko Presetyo, the confrontation started when the victim, H, reprimanded the suspect for returning home late at night. The argument escalated physically inside the residence.

Investigators noted that the suspect, F, expressed lingering anger after claiming the father struck him during the initial verbal reprimand. Later that night, a physical struggle ensued near the household bathroom. The confrontation involved blunt force trauma to the head and a subsequent loss of consciousness.

Current Legal Status and Potential Accomplices

Police have formally secured one primary suspect, identified as the victim’s 24-year-old biological son, F. Law enforcement officials emphasize that the investigation remains dynamic as detectives evaluate all collected evidence.

Bogor police test organs to see if son poisoned father in Gunung Sindur
Photo: detik.com

“For now, the perpetrator is still singular. However, for future developments, the modus operandi or others are still in the process of development,” said Ucup regarding the scope of the ongoing criminal inquiry.

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