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Lampung Police: Autopsy Shows 14-Year-Old Victim Assaulted

Tulang Bawang Family Murder Reveals Forensic Evidence of Sexual Assault and Prior Criminal History An investigation into the killings of three family members in Tulang Bawang, Lampung, uncovered forensic evidence indicating that the 14-year-old victim was subjected to…

Lampung Police: Autopsy Shows 14-Year-Old Victim Assaulted

Tulang Bawang Family Murder Reveals Forensic Evidence of Sexual Assault and Prior Criminal History

An investigation into the killings of three family members in Tulang Bawang, Lampung, uncovered forensic evidence indicating that the 14-year-old victim was subjected to sexual intercourse, though whether it occurred before or after her death remains under investigation by forensic doctors, according to local police. The suspect, identified as Ahmad Fathony, 35, died following a violent confrontation with law enforcement during his escape attempt in East Lampung, reported.

Crime Scene Discoveries in Banjar Margo

The bodies of Rahmat, 69, Hasanah, 56, and their daughter Devny Kishela Putri, 14, were discovered by local residents on Monday morning, October 5, 2026, inside their residence in Kampung Purwa Jaya, Banjar Margo district, according to Tribratanews. Rahmat was found in the primary bedroom with multiple sharp-weapon wounds, while Hasanah and Devny were located on beds in separate rooms.

Forensic Findings Concerning the Youngest Victim

Autopsy results released by the forensic team revealed physical trauma to the 14-year-old victim. Investigators confirmed that Devny sustained tears to her hymen and anus, pointing to sexual assault.

Lampung Police: Autopsy Shows 14-Year-Old Victim Assaulted
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According to statements, Apfryyadi noted that forensic specialists are still working to determine the precise timeline of the assault. Investigators have not yet established whether the rape occurred before or after the victim was killed.

Police Kill Suspect with Prior Homicide Record

Police records show that the primary suspect, Ahmad Fathony—who was a relative of the victims—had a prior homicide record. According to police data, Fathony was arrested in 2024 for the murder of his own older brother in Tangerang, but managed to escape from local police custody before serving a sentence.

Following the Tulang Bawang murders, Fathony fled on a motorcycle toward East Lampung. A joint police team tracked him to the Purbolinggo area. When officers attempted to make an arrest, the suspect attacked them with a sharp weapon despite warning shots. Police responded with defensive force, shooting the suspect.

Tampang Pembunuhan Satu Keluarga di Tulang Bawang, Pelaku Tewas Ditembak

Officers transported Fathony to Sukadana Regional General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival. His body was subsequently transferred to the Bhayangkara Hospital for an autopsy.

Investigation Details Regarding the Tulang Bawang Case

When and where were the victims discovered?

Local residents found the bodies of Rahmat, Hasanah, and Devny Kishela Putri on Monday morning, October 5, 2026, around 08:30 local time inside their home in Kampung Purwa Jaya, Banjar Margo district, Tulang Bawang regency.

Lampung Police: Autopsy Shows 14-Year-Old Victim Assaulted
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What did the forensic examination reveal about the 14-year-old victim?

Forensic testing showed that 14-year-old Devny Kishela Putri suffered physical trauma indicating sexual assault, evidenced by tears to her hymen and anus, though medical examiners are still investigating the exact timing relative to her death.

What was the outcome of the police pursuit of Ahmad Fathony?

After fleeing to East Lampung, Fathony was tracked down by a joint police team in Purbolinggo. He attacked officers with a sharp weapon during the apprehension attempt, prompting police to use defensive force; he was later pronounced dead at Sukadana Regional General Hospital.

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