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Greater Jakarta: Friend's pants dumped after Mirna's death
Investigators from the Jakarta Police could not find the pants that Jessica, one of the key witnesses in the death of Wayan Mirna Salihin, wore at the Olivier restaurant, Central Jakarta, when they raided her house recently, according to Jakarta Police general crime detective chief Sr
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nvestigators from the Jakarta Police could not find the pants that Jessica, one of the key witnesses in the death of Wayan Mirna Salihin, wore at the Olivier restaurant, Central Jakarta, when they raided her house recently, according to Jakarta Police general crime detective chief Sr. Comr. Krishna Murti.
Krishna said that when investigators asked Jessica about the pants she wore when visiting Olivier with Mirna and another friend, Hani, she said her maid had dumped them in a trash bin near the house.
'We searched for the pants in the bin but could not find them,' he said. 'She said her maid had dumped the trousers because they had been torn when she helped rush Mirna to the hospital [prior to Mirna's death].'
Krishna refused to comment when asked whether investigators were trying to find cyanide traces on the pants.
'But it's okay [if we cannot find the pants]. We can still search for other evidence,' he said.
Jessica's lawyer, Yudi Wibowo Sukitno, previously said that the police had confiscated a laptop, a credit card and several items from Jessica's house after the raid. 'They checked if there was any record of a cyanide purchase,' he said as quoted by wartakotalive.com.
