05.04.2012
Police are searching for a Makassar man who allegedly raped and impregnated two of his underage stepdaughters and molested another.
Daeng Nyukran, a 45-year-old construction worker in the South Sulawesi capital, allegedly raped and impregnated I., 16, and N.H., 14.
N.H. is now a mother of a one-month-old baby boy, while I. is reportedly seven months pregnant.
“I was raped when there was no one in the house. I couldn’t do anything because he threatened to kill me if I told others about this,” N.H. said in Makassar on Thursday, adding she had been raped three times.
The youngest of the three siblings, 12-year-old W.F., said her stepfather attempted to molest her while she was asleep.
“Luckily I woke up and immediately ran away,” W.F. said. She added she never dared to return home after the incident and preferred to stay at her aunt’s place, also in Makassar.
The case only came to light after neighbors found out N.H. had given birth to a son, and N.H. finally told one of the neighbors, Daeng Beta, that Nyukran fathered her son.
Beta said the girls’ mother had attempted to hide her husband’s deplorable acts by denying suspicions that had arisen because N.H. had looked sick during her pregnancy.
Beta told other people in the neighborhood, and soon many of them went to Nyukran’s house to confront him. But Nyukran and his wife had already fled the house, taking away I. with them.
Makassar Police said they were investigating the case and were searching for Nyukran, his wife and I.
Daeng Nyukran, a 45-year-old construction worker in the South Sulawesi capital, allegedly raped and impregnated I., 16, and N.H., 14.
N.H. is now a mother of a one-month-old baby boy, while I. is reportedly seven months pregnant.
“I was raped when there was no one in the house. I couldn’t do anything because he threatened to kill me if I told others about this,” N.H. said in Makassar on Thursday, adding she had been raped three times.
The youngest of the three siblings, 12-year-old W.F., said her stepfather attempted to molest her while she was asleep.
“Luckily I woke up and immediately ran away,” W.F. said. She added she never dared to return home after the incident and preferred to stay at her aunt’s place, also in Makassar.
The case only came to light after neighbors found out N.H. had given birth to a son, and N.H. finally told one of the neighbors, Daeng Beta, that Nyukran fathered her son.
Beta said the girls’ mother had attempted to hide her husband’s deplorable acts by denying suspicions that had arisen because N.H. had looked sick during her pregnancy.
Beta told other people in the neighborhood, and soon many of them went to Nyukran’s house to confront him. But Nyukran and his wife had already fled the house, taking away I. with them.
Makassar Police said they were investigating the case and were searching for Nyukran, his wife and I.
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