Hendak Bunuh Ibu Dan Adik Kandung, Laki-Laki Asal Palembang Justru Tewas Tertusuk Pedangnya Sendiri

IBU merupakan seorang wanita yang telah berjuang mempertaruhkan kehidupannya demi anak tercinta. Tak hanya mengandung dan melahirkan anak, ibu juga sepenuh hati membesarkan anak dengan cinta, dimana terkadang ia mengorbankan kebahagiaannya sendiri demi melihat anaknya tersenyum.

Melihat pengorbanan ibu yang begitu besar, masuk akal rasanya apabila seorang anak harus mencintai dan menghormati ibunya.

Namun, seorang laki-laki asal Palembang ini jauh dari kata anak yang mencintai ibunya.

Dikutip dari Nakita, seorang laki-laki berjulukan Poniman (31) mengamuk kepada ibu dan adiknya pada Senin (05/11). Poniman dikabarkan mengamuk alasannya ialah tak segera diberi uang yang beliau minta.

Elvin (31) selaku adik ipar Poniman menjelaskan mengenai kronologi kejadian.

Peristiwa bermula ketika Poniman tiba ke rumah mereka di Jalan Maju Bersama 1 Lorong Musi 8 RT 89 RW 13 Kelurahan Talang Kelapa Kecamatan Alang-Alang Lebar Daun, Palembang, Sumatera Selatan untuk menjual satu ekor ayam.

Ayam itu, dijual Poniman seharga Rp400 ribu kepada Elen (29) adik kandungnya sendiri. Namun, ketika itu Elen ternyata tidak mempunyai uang sebanyak yang diminta Poniman. Elen hanya bisa memperlihatkan uang sebesar Rp200 ribu.

Ternyata, Poniman tidak terima hanya diberikan uang Rp400 ribu, ia mengamuk dan memaksa adiknya untuk membayar ayamnya sejumlah yang ia inginkan.

Poniman kemudian mengeluarkan pedang dan mengejar adik serta ibu kandungnya sendiri.

Melihat istrinya yang terancam jiwanya, Elvin kemudian berpikir keras untuk menyelamatkannya.

“Istri saya (Elen) dikejar pakai pedang sama ibu mertua saya. Karena takut, saya lempar beliau pakai kerikil kemudian terjatuh,” kata Elvin.

Lemparan kerikil yang dilempar Elvin sempurna mengenai kepala Poniman. Karena terkejut dengan lemparan kerikil yang diterimanya, Poniman terjatuh.

Tak disangka, ketika Poniman jatuh ia justru tertancap pedangnya sendiri.

“Tertusuk sendiri, alasannya ialah pas jatuh pedangnya ke arah perut, jadi kami eksklusif lapor ke Polisi,” ujarnya.

Wakapolsek Sukarame, AKP Polin Pakpahan mengatakan, Poniman tewas usai tertusuk pedang miliknya.

Poniman meninggal alasannya ialah luka sayatan yang lebar diperut membuatnya kehabisan darah.

Ulah Poniman ini bisa dibilang ‘senjata makan tuan’.

“Korban ini senjata makan tuan, alasannya ialah murka dan mengamuk hendak membacok adik dan ibunya ia tewas tertusuk sendiri. Barang bukti berupa pedang korban sudah kami dapatkan,” terang Polin. (Alz)

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