@tribunbatamid: Baca selengkapnya klik link di atas Polisi mengungkap motif pembunuhan di Batam yang merenggut nyawa Sunarti Adian (24), perantau di Batam asal Kabupaten Ende, Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) yang ditemukan tewas di kamar indekosnya, Selasa (27/10/2026). Dalam ungkap kasus di Polresta Barelang, terungkap pula kronologi hingga pelaku berinisial Am (20) tega menghabisi nyawa korban yang bekerja di salahsatu perusahaan di Kota Batam, Provinsi Kepulauan Riau (Kepri). Kapolresta Barelang, Kombes Pol Anggoro Wicaksono, S.H., S.I.K., M.H yang memimpin konferensi pers itu menjelaskan kronologi pembunuhan sadis di Batam itu. Kasat Reskrim Polresta Barelang, Kompol Agung Tri Poerbowo, S.I.K., M.M serta Kapolsek Sei Beduk, Iptu Ady Satrio Gustian, S.Tr.K., M.H terlihat mendampinginya. Kapolresta Barelang menjelaskan motif utama pelaku yakni Am (20) nekat menghabisi nyawa korban hanya karena sakit hati di katakan wajah mesum. #beritabatam #beritaviral #tiktokviral #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #tiktokvideo

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MutiiaRhasanty🍒 :

gak percaya aku, itukan keterangan pelaku aja.. udah diincer itu kk nya.. udah dipantau mknya bisa tau keadaan kosnya gmn .. krn teriak mgkn, panik, jd lngsung dihabisi.. jahat bgd,

2026-10-29 05:55:17

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🇩🇪MELNES89🇩🇪 :

hukuman mati pak,

2026-10-29 05:32:27

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𝓘𝓵𝓱𝓪𝓶 𝓳𝓻 :

di hukum mati yh pak ,jgn smpe biarkan anak itu penjara terbatas waktu

2026-10-29 04:19:09

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poetrabungsu :

itu pentingnya kita hidup ini menjaga lisan kita n sikap, karena sakit hati org lain akan berujung yg fatal

2026-10-29 05:25:02

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mooncake :

Alasan pelaku kan bisa dibuat² . Udh ngincar dari lama lah itu. Apalagi korban kan kerja d pt sultan batam . Selidiki lagi pakpol apakah ada unsur perkaosan n brg apa saja yg diambil .

2026-10-29 05:11:56

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Ixora 🏵️ :

jangan percaya 100% kepada pembunuh

2026-10-29 05:49:40

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I WORK AS A COOK1810 :

itulh alasan aku selalu menghindar dengan orang² yg gak ku kenal..... pintu dan jendela ku selalu tutup rapat...

2026-10-29 05:17:56

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F.B :

Aku d ajarkan orang tua ku sebenci dan sekesal apapun sama orang, jangan pernah meludah, krena meludah itu bisa buat orang sangat marah 🥹🥹🥹

2026-10-29 05:23:25

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Alamsyah pewa :

kasih hukuman mati itu

2026-10-29 05:33:40

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mpi :

pantes orang tua sering bilang mau se gasuka gasuka nya terhadap laki laki jangan sampai meludah😭

2026-11-01 05:03:08

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Kenny :

20tahun broo, sudah bunuh orang.

2026-10-29 05:47:21

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Desyca Anipar :

itu pentingnya kita menjaga lisan agar orang lain tidak tersinggung dan sakit hati

2026-10-29 10:46:53

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Ajeng 🍂 :

blh tau pelakunya orang mana ya ?

2026-10-29 09:23:09

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Vibes Likers :

Terlepas dari Benar atau tidaknya Pernyataan pelaku, ambil mkna positifnya terutama bagi kaum Hawa 😌

2026-10-29 06:44:28

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Aaazziiuzzz :

kalo emng kejadian nya seperti ini pelajaran yang dapat di ambil adalah pentingnya menjaga lisan

2026-10-29 23:05:33

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bokir :

kejadian nya du Nongsa apa di piayu sebenarnya

2026-10-29 07:47:39

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Zoro2303 :

intinya itu pengakuan tersayang yah, korban udh md jd kita ga tau apa yg terjadi sebenarnya, cuma apresiasi buat polri karena sudah tangkap pelaku..

2026-10-29 05:30:18

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⚓⚓⚓🛳️🛳️♻️EROPAISLAND :

sudah ketangkap belom ya pak ??? jgan dkasih ampun pak Proses jebloskan

2026-10-29 04:29:05

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Molly :

tdk ada toleransi utk seorg pembunuh !!

2026-10-29 07:09:19

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Combo Vando :

20 Thun😨

2026-10-29 06:07:33

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Tania 💎 :

aku juga paling benci sama org yg suka meludah KLO marah

2026-10-29 10:27:37

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Aris :

Orang urus,biar aja kepolisian yg mengurus kita ambil pelajaran saja masing-masing

2026-10-29 09:56:41

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Nita ibu 2 anak :

org biasanya g berkata kasar jika TDK ada sebab sebelumnya... menurut saya pribadi sih...soalnya SE g sukanya kita ma org biasanya menghindari apa lagi lawan jenis g mungkin sampai ngomong segitunya dan meludah berarti ad masalah sebelumnya....

2026-10-29 11:18:52

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Ir. Piawai Berdikari, S.T :

itu Hanya Pengakuan Pelaku, dan tidak bisa Pasti Motif yang di Pastikan, hanya Alibi sj Pelaku itu

2026-10-29 05:20:41

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This is the story of Franca Viola, and it happened not in ancient times, but in 1965—the year the Beatles released

This is the story of Franca Viola, and it happened not in ancient times, but in 1965—the year the Beatles released "Yesterday," the year America sent troops to Vietnam. In modern Italy, just sixty years ago, there was a law that said if a man raped a woman, he could escape all punishment by marrying her. It was called "matrimonio riparatore"—rehabilitating marriage. The idea was that marriage would "restore" the woman's honor, which had been destroyed by the rape. Her honor. Not his crime. Article 544 of the Italian Penal Code made it official: marry your rapist, and he walks free. Refuse, and live forever as a damaged, unmarriageable outcast. That was the choice. Franca Viola lived in Alcamo, Sicily, where honor codes ran deep and mafia influence was strong. She had briefly been engaged to Filippo Melodia, a man with organized crime connections, but she'd broken it off. Melodia didn't accept rejection. On December 26, 1965—the day after Christmas—Melodia and a group of armed men stormed the Viola family home. They beat Franca's mother. They kidnapped Franca and her eight-year-old brother Mariano, who fought desperately to protect his sister. Mariano was released after a short time. Franca was not. For eight days, she was held captive. Raped. Terrorized. And constantly pressured to agree to marry her attacker—because that would make everything "right." That would erase the crime. That would restore her honor. When she was finally released, everyone expected Franca to do what women always did in Sicily: accept the marriage proposal, salvage what was left of her reputation, and move on with her life. The community expected it. Society expected it. Even some in her own family expected it. But Franca Viola said no. With her father Bernardo's unwavering support, she refused to marry Filippo Melodia. Instead, she did something unprecedented in Italian history: she pressed charges. She took her rapist to court. The backlash was immediate and brutal. Her family was shunned by their community. Their fields were set on fire. The Viola name became synonymous with dishonor. In a culture where a woman's virginity defined her value and a rape victim was considered "ruined goods," Franca's refusal to accept the "solution" was seen as shameful—not brave. But she didn't back down. The trial began in 1966 and became a national sensation. For the first time, Italians across the country had to confront the horror of a law that protected rapists and punished victims. Newspapers covered every detail. The nation divided between those who supported Franca's courage and those who condemned her for "shaming" herself and her family by refusing to hide the crime through marriage.. And then, something extraordinary happened. Filippo Melodia was convicted and sentenced to eleven years in prison. (It was later reduced to ten, but the conviction stood.) Franca Viola became the first woman in Italian history to publicly refuse "rehabilitating marriage" and successfully prosecute her rapist. The cultural earthquake that followed was massive. Italy's President Giuseppe Saragat received her—a formal acknowledgment from the head of state that she had done something important. Then Pope Paul VI—the Pope himself—met with Franca. In a country where the Catholic Church's opinion carried immense weight, this was a quiet but powerful signal: the old ways were ending. In 1968, Franca married Giuseppe Ruisi, her childhood friend who loved her without prejudice, who saw her as a whole person rather than a "dishonored" woman. Their marriage was a statement: victims of violence deserved love, respect, and normal lives. She wasn't damaged goods. She was a woman who had survived something terrible and deserved happiness. But the law didn't change immediately. Article 544 remained on the books. Rapists could still escape justice by marrying their victims—at least on paper.( Cont the read from comment)

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