Fell When Being Chased by the Husband, the Wife Was Stabbed Tragically Up to 29 Times in the Door of the Neighbor's House

News24xx.com - Sadistic, that's the right word to describe this man named Andi Arsyad. Andi Arsyad is a husband who could stab his wife 29 times to death with a rogue person who was ensnared with multiple articles and threatened with a death sentence. In addition to killing his wife, Fatmawati, the perpetrator also injured his stepchild who is now being treated intensively in Pangkep Regional Hospital, South Sulawesi (South Sulawesi).

Pangkep Police Chief, AKBP Ibrahim Aji said, the perpetrator was arrested shortly after the murder incident. Officers must immobilize the perpetrator with hot lead because they try to resist when they are about to be arrested.

In addition to securing the perpetrator, the police also seized evidence in the form of clothing belonging to the victim and sharp weapons in the form of rugs used by the perpetrator to kill the victim and injure his stepdaughter.

Based on information obtained, the tragic event began when the perpetrator visited the victim's home in Parenreng Village, Segeri District, Pangkep Regency, Thursday (16 January 2020) night. Perpetrator and victim are known being separate since a few months ago because victims are often persecuted by the perpetrator.

While carrying a sharp weapon in the form of a rogue, the perpetrators look for victims. Seeing her husband's arrival, frightened Fatmawati immediately fled to the residents' house. Nahas, when chased by her husband, Fatmawati fell.

Without mercy, the perpetrator then directly stabbed the victim's body blindly as much as 29 times the puncture until the victim lying in front of the door of his neighbor's house. Not yet satisfied, the perpetrators returned to vent their anger by stabbing his stepson until the victim was treated at Pangkep District Hospital. Stab wounds were found on the victim's left hand and chest. At the time of the incident, the victim was found near his mother.

Based on the investigation, the motive for the murder was alleged because the perpetrator was annoyed and accused his wife of selling the car without his knowledge. The money from the sale of the car was also allegedly not handed over to the perpetrators.

While the family of the victim, Syarifuddin denied the victim sold the perpetrator's car. "The car was not sold, but it was confiscated by the leasing party because it did not pay a monthly fee," he said.

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