On 16 May 2015, six-year-old Angeline went missing from her home in Denpasar, Bali. Nearly a month later, her body was found buried in the garden of that same house. She had not disappeared. She had been murdered — and those closest to her knew exactly where she was.
Benget Situmorang was accused of killing his wife, Darna Sri Astuti. He died before judges could deliver a verdict, leaving one of Indonesia’s most disturbing cases legally unfinished.
People found Zein, a 14-year-old SMPN 26 Bandung student, at the abandoned Kampung Gajah site after he disappeared from school. Police say a dangerous friendship turned fatal.
Marsinah was a 24-year-old factory worker who demanded fair wages and basic rights. More than thirty years later, the truth of her murder remains unfinished.
KKN di Desa Penari became one of Indonesia’s most famous modern horror stories because its village was never confirmed.
Two teenagers were killed in Cirebon. Eight people were convicted. A film revived the case, an arrest collapsed, and Indonesia was forced to look again.
Police found Tuti Suhartini and Amalia Mustika Ratu dead inside a Toyota Alphard in Subang. Years later, the case has convictions, appeals, and questions that still have not fully settled.
The case that captivated Indonesia and became a Netflix documentary. But did the world ever really understand what happened in that Jakarta café?