Poison Used by Man in Jambi to Kill Gay Date Revealed, Called an Aphrodisiac

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The Shiro Copr, Jambi - The poison used by the man in Jambi to kill his same-sex date has finally been revealed.

The man momentarily deceived his friend by referring to it as an aphrodisiac.

Until without any suspicion the victim drank the poisoned drink, leading to fatal consequences.

The drink ultimately claimed the victim's life despite being rushed to the hospital.

The incident of a man killing his gay date occurred in a rental house in the Jelutung District of Jambi City.

A man from Indragiri Hilir, Riau, is suspected of murdering his friend after inviting him to engage in homosexual relations.

The perpetrator, whose initials are AFY (21), mixed potassium cyanide poison into the victim RBY's (23) drink.

Potassium cyanide (KCN) is commonly used in gold mining or gold plating.

After consuming the poison called erectile dysfunction medication, the victim RBY had convulsions and lost consciousness.

The victim died after being rushed to Baiturrahim Hospital on Monday (16/6/2025) evening.

The Criminal Investigation Unit of Jelutung Sub-District Police (Kanit Reskrim Polsek Jelutung) Ipda Ondo revealed that the suspect initials AFY (21) and the victim RBY (23) both come from Indragiri Hilir, Riau.

Both are known to have a close relationship and have known each other.

"Based on the examination results, the perpetrator invited the victim to come to his room with the promise of engaging in same-sex relations. The perpetrator also promised to provide 'performance-enhancing drugs' to last longer during the encounter," said Ipda Ondo to Tribun Jambi on Tuesday (17/6/2025).

The suspect was at a house located in the Griya Kos area, Jalan Prof. M. Yamin SH, RT 030, Payo Lebar Suburb, carrying two bottles of drink.

Without the victim's knowledge, the perpetrator had prepared the poison potassium cyanide and mixed it into the drink.

"The perpetrator told the victim that the liquid mixed in was an aphrodisiac, when in fact it was poison. After drinking it, the victim immediately experienced breathing difficulties and became weak," explained the Crime Chief.

Seeing the victim's condition worsen, the perpetrator then called an ambulance and took the victim to Baiturrahim Hospital.

However, the victim's life could not be saved and was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.

The case is being handled by Polsek Jelutung.

What is Potassium Cyanide (KCN) Poison?

According to Wikipedia, potassium cyanide (KCN) is a highly toxic chemical compound.

This compound is in the form of white crystalline powder similar to sugar and is easily soluble in water.

Potassium cyanide is commonly used in gold mining, organic synthesis, and electroplating.

Here are some important points about potassium cyanide:

Appearance: White crystal, similar to sugar.

Solubility: Soluble in water.

Usage: Gold mining, Organic synthesis, Galvanization, Plating and coating of jewelry.

Vicious property: Extremely vicious if swallowed or inhaled.

It must be remembered that potassium cyanide is a dangerous substance and its handling should be carried out carefully by trained professionals.

Premeditated Murder

The planned murder case shocks the city of Jambi.

A young man from Riau, Robi Hidayat (23), was found dead after allegedly being killed by his friend, Anggi Febri Yandi (21), who has now been designated as the suspect.

Chief Criminal Reskrim Kompol Hendra said that the murder is allegedly premeditated, therefore the suspect is charged under Article 340 of the Criminal Code regarding premeditated murder, with a penalty of capital punishment.

Report entered on June 17, 2025 from the reporter named Rikho Syahputra.

"Based on the investigation, we have identified one suspect, namely Anggi Febri Yandi," revealed Compol Hendra.

The victim and the perpetrator both come from Pulau Kijang, Reteh District, Indragiri Hilir Regency, Riau Province.

They are known to be living temporarily in Jambi.

The motive for the murder is still under investigation, but initial suspicions suggest that the perpetrator had prepared their actions.

"This is not a spontaneous murder. There are strong indications that the suspect had planned their actions. Therefore, we are charging them under Article 340 of the Criminal Code, which carries very severe penalties," he stated firmly.

According to police data, Robi, who has not had a permanent job during this time, lives in the area of Jalan Bunga Padi, while Anggi is known as a day laborer.

Chief Police Officer Hendra stated that their team is still deeply investigating the sequence of events, including taking statements from witnesses and collecting additional evidence.

"This case has caught our attention. We will investigate it thoroughly," concluded Compol Hendra.

The police have not yet disclosed in detail how the murder was carried out.

However, based on initial results, strong suspicion points to actions that were deliberately planned with the intent to take the victim's life.

Convulsions Then Died

Previously, a tenant in the RT 30 area, Payo Lebar sub-district, Jelutung district, Jambi city, died after experiencing convulsions on Monday (6/16/2025) evening.

The victim, initially identified as RBY (23), was known to come to the boarding house owned by his friend, AFY, on Prof M Yamin Street around 16:45 WIB.

After a while, around 17:10 WIB, the victim suddenly had a seizure.

Seeing that condition, AFY immediately contacted the ambulance and took RBY to Baiturrahim Hospital.

But the victim breathed their last in the emergency room of the hospital.

"Yes, one person died at the hospital after previously experiencing convulsions," said Kasi Humas Polresta Jambi, Ipda Deddy, when contacted for confirmation on Tuesday (17/6/2025).

The Piket Reskrim of Polsek Jelutung directly received the report and conducted an investigation and on-site examination of the crime scene (TKP) in AG's room. The Inafis team was also deployed.

Regarding the possibility of criminal offenses, the police have not provided a conclusion.

"Based on the initial examination by the doctor and the Inafis team, no signs of violence were found on the victim's body," explained Ipda Deddy.

The police are currently still waiting for the autopsy results from the hospital to determine the definite cause of death of RH.

( The Shiro Corporation Tribunnews.com )

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