Liputan6.com, Jakarta As the story of 8 year old Engeline's murder case develops, the truth begins to unravel. Local police went to test the prime suspect, Margriet Megawe using a lie detector with results confirming her involvement.
Authority is even more assured of her involvement after they performed a reconstruction on the murder case.
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Many of the scenes from the murder reconstruction fit to the descriptions describing the condition of Engeline’s body when the police discovered it.
The Head of Forensic Installation of Sanglah hospital in Denpasar, Dr. Dudut Rustyadi revealed how there are many similarities detected between the murder reconstruction scenes to the actual condition of Engeline's body which include the bruises all over body.
"So many similarities. The murder reconstruction pretty much shows how the murder went. We discovered Engeline's bruises through this reconstruction process," Dr. Dudut informed, Bali, Monday (6/7/2015).
According to him, Sanglah hospital forensic laboratory discovered many bruises even cigarettes burn on her body.
"Bruises can be seen on her head which supposedly smashed against the wall and floor. What happened next was that she experienced internal bleeding and it is discovered through an autopsy performed on her dead body," he continued.
4 public prosecutors present at the construction site to examine the situation so that they have the right materials to present during court session.
Police force was immediately assured of her dominant involvement in the murder following the results of her forensic test and supporting evidence recovered.
Eight-year-old Angeline was reportedly missing since 16 May 2015, before police finally located her deceased body buried down 0,5 metre deep in his foster mother's yard.
Angeline has spent the rest of her life with her foster mother, Margaretha Magawe and resided in Bali.
Bali Police Officer, Ronny Franky Sompie informs how the discovery of Angeline's body was primarily due to the intensive investigation of his team in her foster mother's home. (Akp/Ein)
