Bekasi –
The murder of the owner of a wedding tent rental business in West Java, identified as ES (60), remains a mystery. Following the murder, police revealed that some of the victim’s belongings are missing.
“Yes, there are missing items,” said the Bekasi Metro Police Chief, Sumarni, to reporters on Friday, April 17, 2026. Sumarni responded to a question about whether any of the victim’s belongings were missing after the murder.
However, Sumarni did not provide details about what items were missing. She also did not explain how many items were taken.
The Head of Public Relations for the Jakarta Metro Police, Budi Hermanto, also did not disclose the victim’s missing belongings. He asked the media to wait for the investigation to conclude.
“Please be patient,” he said.
When asked whether the police had identified the perpetrator of the murder, Budi did not respond.
As previously reported, residents of Kertamukti Village, Cibitung, Bekasi Regency, West Java, were shocked by the discovery of a woman’s body covered in blood inside her home. The incident was reported on Thursday, April 9.
The discovery began when the victim’s employee came to the house to pick up tent equipment. However, the victim did not respond when called.
Eventually, the victim’s house was opened. The employee then found the victim dead, covered in blood.
“After the house door was successfully opened, the victim was found lying on her back with injuries to her head,” Budi said.
Bekasi
Bekasi is a city in West Java, Indonesia, known for its rapid urbanization and role as a major satellite city of Jakarta. Historically, it was part of the ancient Tarumanagara Kingdom, with archaeological evidence such as the Tugu Inscription dating back to the 5th century. Today, Bekasi is a bustling industrial and residential hub, reflecting Indonesia’s modern economic growth.
West Java
West Java is a province on the Indonesian island of Java, known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning volcanic landscapes. Historically, it was a center of the powerful Sunda Kingdom before coming under Dutch colonial rule, and it played a significant role in Indonesia’s struggle for independence. Today, it is famous for its traditional arts, such as angklung music and wayang golek puppetry, as well as natural attractions like the Bandung highlands.
Kertamukti Village
Kertamukti Village is a culturally significant site in West Java, Indonesia, known for its traditional Sundanese way of life and its role in preserving local arts, such as angklung music and bamboo crafts. Historically, the village has maintained its agrarian roots while also serving as a hub for cultural tourism, offering visitors a glimpse into rural Javanese traditions. Its name, meaning “prosperous creativity,” reflects the community’s enduring efforts to balance heritage with sustainable development.
Cibitung
Cibitung is a district and industrial area located in Bekasi Regency, West Java, Indonesia. Historically, it was a rural area that transformed into a major industrial hub as part of the Jakarta-Bandung corridor’s rapid development from the late 20th century onward. Today, it is known for its numerous factories, logistics centers, and growing residential communities.
Bekasi Regency
Bekasi Regency is a region in West Java, Indonesia, with a history rooted in the ancient Tarumanagara Kingdom, as evidenced by the Tugu Inscription dating back to the 5th century. During the colonial era, it served as an agricultural area, but it has since transformed into a major suburban and industrial zone supporting the greater Jakarta metropolitan area. Today, the regency is known for its rapid urbanization, industrial estates, and cultural heritage sites like the Bung Karno Hatta Stadium.
