Murder of Ermanto Usman

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In the early hours of March 2, 2026, Ermanto Usman, a retiree of PT Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT), was found dead in his bedroom at the Prima Lingkar Asri Housing complex, Jatibening Village, Pondok Gede District, Bekasi, West Java. His wife, Pasmilawati (60), was found in critical condition at the same location and subsequently received intensive medical care at Primaya Hospital Bekasi. The police stated that the case is still under investigation and have not reached a final conclusion as to whether the incident was a robbery involving violence or a premeditated murder.

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