Police reveal Women's Motive Kill Man and then save 42 days of bodies in Jombang

Jakarta – Fauziah Priati Ningsih, 47, allegedly killed her husband in Jombang, East Java. Police said the offenders often experience family violence (domestic violence) by her husband. Lukman and Fauziah reported by Detikjatim on Thursday (6/26/2025), and Fauziah married Siri in 2014 ago. Both were not blessed with children. Lukman has children from his first wife he divorced. The head of the criminal investigation unit of Jombang police AKP Margono Suhendra said Lukman’s household with Fauziah has been vague since 2019 due to physical and verbal domestic violence. According to him, Fauziah admitted that he was regularly beaten or shocked by his husband’s husband. Browse to continue with the content “Fauziah) content feels patient to serve victims, but always receives domestic violence. So that at that time, May 11, 2025, it is reported that he buys rats poison and potas,” Margono said at a press conference on the Jombang Mapolres, Jalan Kh Wahid Hasyim, Thursday (6/26). Margono said there was no motive for infidelity in this murder. According to him, Fauziah became the only actor. The motive for the suspect was simply because he could not endure the domestic violence of the victim. “There is no third -purple element because the results of the investigation have been reported (Fauziah) has long felt pain due to violence of the victims,” ​​he said. The suspect lived with her husband’s body for 1 week. He moved to his brother’s house in the village of Carangrejo because he could not stand the stench of the body. However, Fauziah visited this rented home several times to monitor the situation. After 42 days, Fauziah finally surrendered to Jombang Regional Police Wednesday (6/25) morning. Luke’s death was unveiled. Police, along with the village official who checked the rental home, found the body of the victim on the bedroom floor. Read more here (Lir/Lir) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here