FULL DOKUMENTASI‼️KISAH HOROR PERAWAT NAKES MASUK KE KAMPUNG SUANGGI PAPUA

I joined the army long time ago, more than 10 years.

Were there any dead or married? There were married and dead. We were gathering at the tower, and Marco and Yanni said, Sister, there's a ghost up there. So, if it's past 10, you don't have to go out. Because the ghost is walking at night. We prayed Maghrib, four of us. We waited in the guest room.

From outside, there was a sound of people running. People were running in groups. There were a lot of people running. From afar, we heard, Sister, Paman, Sister Paman. They also knocked on the windows, knocked on the doors, Sister Paman, Sister Paman. They were knocking on the window and the door.

Sister Paman, Sister Paman. We opened the door. Marko was in the front. He said, if you hear someone knocking on the door, knocking on the window,

don't open it. It was Suwangi. He was walking at night. We asked him, Sir, at night, there's someone who's been patrolling the street from the top to the bottom. Is that Suwangi or the people who are patrolling the street?

He said, if it's the people, from 10 PM to the top, no one has been out.

What's that? What's that?

It's a door.

That's the usual center we stay at.

Hello, Nantar Malam team. Today we will hear the viral story on TikTok. If I'm not mistaken, it has reached 10 million viewers. The story is about the witness of a health worker or a drug addict who works in the Papua area where they got terror from the government. So, how is the chronology of the incident?

Let's ask the source of the story. And coincidentally, I have with me, Ms. Pelangi. Hello, Ms. Pelangi. How are you? I'm fine, sir. So, we're back again with Narasumber from Papua. And this time, you're going to tell us about your first time being a narkiss in a village where there's a ghost terror in the village.

Is that true?

Yes, it's true. Actually, before that I didn't know what Suwangi was in Papua. Until finally we, the Nakes people, went up to

that village using Hilux. And then in that village there were many people who stopped their car in Hilux, like they were trying to stop us.

And then, they followed us to the back of Hilux. What was their purpose?

At that time?

That too.

They didn't know at that time?

Yes, they didn't know. We were also surprised, Bang. Why are the people there so afraid of foreigners?

Yes, yes.

How many times have the people there been terrorized by the G-Wave? It's not certain, how many times a year have they been terrorized by the G-Wave. But this terror is not the first time. That's what Mr. Yanni said. Mr. Yanni is a well-respected person in Sanabang. Before I came here, I had already interviewed Mr. Yanni.

Oh, really?

Yes.

Okay, we'll show it later.

Sure.

When will you show it?

We'll show it later. When will it be shown? There's a tip So tell us first, until the end

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watch the video until the end and without further ado, let's start We were assigned to the mission on 11 October 2025. We were from K**. From K**, there were 4 people. There was me, Bang Zulfan, Sister Isti, and Sister Cici. On October 11,

we left to a district in West Papua. We called it Kampung A. The distance from the city to Kampung A is quite far. Because we went to the mountainous area, to the 3T area.

It was quite a long journey. We took a high luxe train for about 8 hours. 8 hours? 8 hours. We went there at 4 am and we arrived there at 11 pm

how was the road?

the road was terrible was it damaged? yes, it was damaged we had a chance to plant there we planted in the red soil

so we had to use a wing to pull the Hilux It was a long way to get there It took us 8 hours to get there And it took us 11 hours to get there We were working at Puskesmas in that village

Together with the first shift staff who are working there. The service system is two shifts. There's the first shift and the second shift. So, for the working hours, the first shift is for two weeks,

then the second shift will go down the mountain, and the next day, the second shift will go up the mountain to continue the next day shift 2 will go up the mountain. To continue the service.

So, this village is on the mountain?

On the mountain.

Wow, okay.

I can imagine.

Yes, on the mountain. And this village doesn't have electricity at all. Well, there is a street light, but it uses solar cells. To charge our phones, we were in a network tower. It was also using solar cells.

On the way, we were greeted by the people there. They stopped us. Where are we going? I was a bit surprised. Because the people there also brought their own stuff. They brought their own stuff in the afternoon.

That's because they were from the farm. But we're not used to seeing that. So we were a bit scared and stopped. There were a lot of people who stopped. Where are we going? The driver said,

this is a sister with a new partner. She wants to work at the Christmas bus station. I said, okay, I'll go. So, they followed us behind Hilux. There were a lot of them. Kids, parents, and even the mother.

Behind Hilux, there was a and the grandparents. Okay. There's a woman behind Hilux, right? They joined the movement. There were also people who ran behind Hilux. And then, let's say in Village C, in Village B, there were also people who stopped.

Using their language, right? Because there were still people behind. Using their language. Then we followed them. We followed them to Kampung A. We arrived at our house at 11 PM.

I was scared.

Why?

I was scared. It was the first time I had been to a hangout. The first time I went to a hangout, I went straight to Papua, I saw the people there, they brought their own tools. They wore the same clothes as us, they didn't wear traditional clothes. Because they already knew how to wear clothes like us.

I was afraid, because there was a name was Bang Julpan. Bang Julpan was originally from Manokwari, Papua Barat. But he was born in Java. So he was actually from Java. Bang Julpan said, Don't be afraid. You can't be afraid.

The driver said, Enough, let's talk. We all got off. The driver talked to the people. He said, Dad, Mom, there's a new nurse.

A new nurse and a nurse at the post-casement. Oh, okay. A nurse and a nurse is fine. We'll accept it. Okay. Then,

we helped them get down. They helped us. They were kind. They helped us unload the goods, helped us to clean up. There was also a elementary school principal who welcomed us. There was also a roadside worker who welcomed us. They helped us to clean up the house.

Cleaning, cleaning, cleaning. The house was still dirty. The house and the post office were actually ready to be built in 2023. But it was just operated. That's how we got here.

Oh, because of ***?

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know about that. But the service of Puskesmas is still there. In Kampung Bawah. We passed two rivers. Two big rivers to go up.

The old Puskesmas was before the river. That's where the service was there. But the new Christmas tree was actually completed in 2023, but it was just operated when we went up. So I can imagine how dirty it was.

Yes, yes.

How many villages are there?

About 20 or so villages. And the distance is far. Like this mountain, How many villages are there? Around 20 or even more than that. That's quite a lot. And the distance is quite far. Like, this is a mountain. Across the mountain is a village. Below that is another village.

The mountain below. And our view is all of the mountains. Across the mountain is another village. It's still the same district. Like that. Until one in the afternoon, a doctor came.

He was in a high-look. The doctor came, we got to know each other. We made sure our homes were clean. It was on Saturday. There was no service yet. It was still clean and restful.

On Sundays, we still haven't opened the service on Christmas. On Sundays, there was a church, the only church for five villages. So, all the people gathered in the church. There was an announcement. If you want to get a treatment, there was already a doctor, a nurse, and a nurse at Puskesmas.

So, starting tomorrow, you can get a treatment at Puskesmas. It was already on Monday. On Monday, it was amazing, there were many people who got a treatment. There were about 40 people.

40 people.

40 is probably a small number for the city. But for the people there, it's a lot. Usually, only 15 or 10 people are vaccinated. 40 people, that's a lot. Those who are vaccinated, it's about a week. Okay, until two weeks of working hours,

shift one went down the mountain. Well, it should be shift two going up the mountain. But because the road was slippery, so the access to the road was cut off. Well, shift two didn't go up. So, there were only four of us on the bus.

Our house was at the far end. This was our office, this was the office of a doctor, and this was the office of a farmer. This was the garden. The community house was up there,

and the community house was over there. So, our office was at the end of our house. We were serving, as usual, on call with the doctor. Nothing happened yet. We were serving at the tower,

with the people. Even if we weren't at the tower, we were playing with the kids there. Playing volleyball, or playing in the neighboring village. Until finally, when we were gathering at the tower,

they were telling each other stories. But we heard them say, if Suwangi is in terror, it's our village. There is Suwang terror in our village. There's a Suwangi in our village. We heard that. People told us,

like Marco, Marco is a construction worker in that village. So there's a construction in the junior high school, there's also Marco's friends, other construction workers. There's also Mr. Yanni, SMP school, there are also friends of Marco, another construction worker, right? There is also Mr. Yanni, who I said earlier, Mr. Yanni is a very shy community there.

So Marco said, Mr. Yanni also said, in the tower, Sister, there is a swan here. So if for example, at 10 o'clock, you don't have to go out. Because the ghost is walking at night. Yes, I understand. And if there is a knock on the door,

knock on the door, knock, knock. If there is a knock on the door, knock on the window, if the ghost is unknown, you don't have to open the door. That's Suwangi.

We heard about him. But, it was just a rumor. We heard about Suwangi. We didn't know what Suwangi was. I thought Suwangi was a normal ghost. Like a ghost from like a ghost.

I didn't know what Suanggi was like. So, I didn't really care, but I still listened to their warnings. It was 2 PM, we were told the story. We were on our way home. At 10 PM, it was already quiet. It was quiet.

I was already in bed. Mr. Isti was still in bed. In our room, there was a room in front of us. The three of us. Me, Mr. Isti, and Cici.

This was the living room. This was the kitchen. And this wasici. This is the living room, this is the kitchen, and this is Bang Julpan's room. So, in our house, the front room, there are three windows.

The model of the window glass, we haven't brought the curtain yet. Because we don't know what the situation is like there. We don't even have a lamp. We don't have a the situation was like there. There were no lights, no curtains or window stickers. So there was no preparation.

So if there was a flickering light or a cell phone flash from inside the room, it was visible from outside, our imagination. And also, if it was from outside in the center, the center was really through. So at 11 o from outside, in the center, the center will be through. So, at 11 o'clock, K.Isti would shout, there's someone in the center, someone in the center,

from a few meters away. The house was above, and it was above, to the center, to our house. I didn't hear it, I was sleeping. So, K.Cici didn't hear it either. K.Isti, who was being hectic.

It was about 5 minutes, when people were doing the centering. The next morning, Sis Isti told us about it. If it was at night, there was someone doing the centering. That's it. Well, the next day,

the next night, it was like that again. Someone was doing the centering. The time was from 10 to above. The center was usually around 3 to 4 o'clock.

Did you ever see the sky?

No.

No? You just slept?

I just slept.

You were so sleepy. It's okay, let's continue.

Actually, there was a moment, I woke up, but it was cold up there. I slept with my head down. Kaisti was screaming. Every time she saw someone was in the middle, she would scream,

someone was in the middle. That was actually waking up. But, that's it. Maybe it was the people, the place that was watching over us. That was the first feeling.

And the next day, it was around 12 o'clock, and Isti was about to wake up and go to the bathroom. When Isti woke up, her face was already exposed to the light. So she was in a daze. He sat down. He sat down and stayed still.

The center was a bit tilted. It was through the wall. The center was tilted and hit by a leaf shadow. Around there. It lasted for about five minutes. The center was silent.

So, I went to the bathroom. I went to the bathroom and went straight to bed. Two days later, after that incident, I went to the bathroom. It was about 11 p.m. There was a falling object on sir. Above our bathroom sink.

About four or five times, the object fell, sir. If we say it's a fruit from a tree or a branch from a tree, there is no tree that crosses into our house. There are many trees, it's a forest, sir. But the tree, for example, this is our house, the tree is around here, sir. in the back of our house

It's far away Yes, there is no tree that is this far And if it's an animal, there must be a sound of its walking But this one is not It's just a fallen object So, the next morning, I told to Mr. Isti, Sister Cici, and Brother Julfan.

They also experienced the same thing. And it happened only in the bathroom. We didn't know what it was. In each room, there was no sound. No sound of things falling or anything. We ate in the living room, but there was no sound.

We were in the kitchen, but there was no sound. It was only in the bathroom. After that incident, we often go to the center to ask for Mr. Isti's permission. Because he's the one who often wakes up. We were busy. The next morning, we wanted to buy eggs in a kiosk. Over there, kiosks are like a shop.

The owner of the kiosk is a teacher. So, in the kiosk, the teacher is a local. So, we asked the teacher, Sir, at night, is there someone who sends the torang from the top to the bottom? Is it a husband or a community that takes care of the torang?

I don't know, sir. The the shop. I don't know, he said. I don't know. If the people, from 10 to 10.00, there's no one going out. No one going out. They don't dare, because it's the harvest season.

They admit that? Yes.

They sell the shop?

Yes. The shopkeeper told me, no one will come out if the people are like that. That's when I was really scared. Because I thought the people were guarding the shop. So I was calm, I didn't have to worry about the people.

Until the shopkeeper told me that, I was calm. Until the teacher said that, I was scared. I was serious about this. After we asked, it was still frequent. We were still talking to each other.

The sound of things falling was still frequent. Until the 14th of November. On the 14th of November, in the morning, we had to do some service at Puskesmas. After that, we went back to our usual service, to the network in Nongkrong.

Then, me and Kak Isti wanted to buy biscuits for the teacher. We called the biscuits there, kueh. We bought kueh at the teacher's house. After we bought the kueh, we ate at the church. The church's hallway was wide, and there was a seat outside.

We ate there, ate kueh. There was a girl named Nia. She was a high school student. We were very nervous, because we often play together. We called her, Nia, come here, let's eat cake with me.

Oh, yes, sister. So, Nia came to us, ate cake, and told us stories. Then, N some cookies, and told us some stories. Then he said, Sister, can I sleep at your house tonight? Because my father and my mother's father are in the village up there. I'm alone at your house.

I'm scared. I was alone at home, sister. I was afraid, he said. We said, it's okay. But you should ask Cici and Bang Julpan first. They gave us permission or not. We reached out to Bang Julpan's network. Because Cici and Bang Julpan were still on the network.

We reached out to them. We asked, how is it? He wants to sleep in our house. We said, it's okay. So, there will be four people in the front room. Mia, Pelangi, Kaisty, and Cici. Julfan is in the back room.

In the afternoon, Mia came with a blanket. Because my sister only had three blankets. Okay, sister. it's done. In the evening, Nia came to help us cook. She helped us cook until Maghrib. We prayed Maghrib together.

The four of us were waiting in the guest room. After Maghrib prayer, we ate together. We ate together and Nia also told us stories. We ate until 8 PM. At 8 PM, there was a noise of people running. People were running in a group.

There were a lot of people running. From a distance, we heard, Sister, Paman, Sister Paman. They also knocked on the window, knocked on the door, Sister, Paman, Sister, Paman. We opened the door, Marco was in the front,

in the video. Then they said to each other, Sister, Paman, if there's someone knocking on the window or door, don't open it. We didn't hear that because we were talking to each other. We said, wait, one by one, talk to each other. Then Marco said,

if there's someone knocking on the door or window, don't open it. It was Suwangi, He was walking at night. Marko said that. Then, Marko walked in. In the video, Marko went in and he checked. He checked the safety of our door.

Because our door was only made of wood. Made of wood and and we had to move it. I asked them, there were Khanif, Sakeus, Jackson, Sweggy. I asked, how many Swangy were there? Swangy had three.

Three?

Three, sir. Three? There were three. There were three. And they... I mean, how did they look? How did they look? Did they look like they were destroyed? I asked.

No, they were wearing masks. They were wearing masks. But they were wearing drugs. So I explained to them. Then they reminded me again, Sister, if it's 10 o'clock, don't go out again, because Suwangi is on the night shift.

Then all these things were given in, like sandals, shoes, chairs, clothes. We were sun covered in sweat. Because it was a humid area. So, we were all given in. We were all given in.

Later, the husband gave us medicine for those things. They said that. We panicked. We all went out. We were all given in. Chairs, shoes, sandals, clothes, everything.

They also helped us, gave us chairs, sandals. Then they said, Sister, we gave them all the keys, just stay at home, not to go out. They said, okay.

They went to stay up late.

We went to our rooms and read prayers. We read whatever they prayed for. It was so exciting. We read praying. It was already dark. Everyone was praying. The curtains were closed. Everyone was praying. The people who were sleeping with us,

they were already asleep. We were praying. At 11 o'clock, Marko came again. to knock on the door. He said, Paman, Paman, Sister, Sister, Paman, Paman. Then, Bang Julfan came out and opened the door.

When he opened the door, Marko came with Mr. Yanni. Mr. Yanni brought an axe and a hammer. The other people, the other canives, they brought an axe, a hammer, and a hammer and a hammer and a hammer. We were scared.

Then Mr. Yanni came, and Marco came. Marco said, Marco said, Paman, I'll sleep here. I'll take care of my sister and Paman. He said,

Ask your sister first. How? Don't sleep at someone else's house. Marco is quite funny., so he came to us and started to tease us. Then Marco said, Sister, I'll take care of you.

Then, don't do that Marco. We didn't want to do that. We're men. Then, Yanni was still outside. We were noisy. Mr. Yanni said, Shh! Be quiet. Don't make a noise.

Mr. Yanni said that. We were quiet. After we were quiet, he said, Marko, Marko, Marko. Marko talks a lot, right? He said, Marko.

After we were quiet for a few minutes, we started to talk again, we told him again. We joked around.

I thought there was something after that.

We were noisy again. We were noisy again. Mr. Yanni said again, don't be noisy. Be quiet. We were quiet. We were quiet. There was a dog hole.

A dog hole from the village up there and the village down there. It was a dog. The dog from the village above and the village below were barking. The barking was usually loud. But this dog was also barking. It was a barking. I was so scared.

It was the first time I heard it. The atmosphere was tense. There were people bringing sticks and arrows, reminding us of the past. We just read about it. We just read about it.

It was quiet, we only heard the dogs barking. It was quite a long time. Mr. Yanni was also sitting in front of our house. It lasted for about 30 minutes. I didn't dare to hold my phone. That was a moment, but I didn't dare.

It was already shaking. I couldn't hold my phone. 30 minutes later, Mr. Yani had left. We saw that he had left. That's when I dared to hold my phone. It was actually a rear camera, but it was dark.

I couldn't see anything. Cici asked, Where's Mr. Yani? Why isn't he here anymore? Mr. Yani has Ian? He said, he's already gone. Then Marco said, Paman, is the door locked?

Is the door locked? He said, not yet. I panicked. Then Marco and Mr. Julupan came out to lock the door. We were not enough.

Marco and I were seen before. Marco and I added the door lock. He was beating it. Then, he gave us more wood for the door lock. Marco and I added it. And then, Marco slept in our place.

But we told stories in our room. But we told him stories in our room. We told him stories until 3.30 AM. Marco was asleep. We all went to sleep. Then, the next morning, everything was fine. The people were calm.

There was no more story about Swanggy. Until three days after the incident, Cici heard a cry. It was around 11 o'clock. At 11 o'clock, Cici was still playing with her phone. So, Cici heard a cry.

Hmm... Hmm... Like that.

A girl?

Like a girl. Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, You should freeze it first, Bang. Because I heard that voice around our house. Well, the next morning, he told us that he heard that voice. And he asked, did you hear it too? No. Bang Julepan didn't hear it either. Cici herself heard it.

Then we were curious. We asked the community. When we gathered on the network so we asked the people. When we were gathering on the internet, we asked, and people said, Sister, is that a wedding bell? Because the sound is the same.

But we never saw a bell there. If it's a bell, it's okay. But if it's a bell, day, we can't see anything. Either the people calm us down, or it's a foggy day. We don't know. But it's okay, it's already past.

And then, not long after that, two days later, we went down the mountain. Two days later, we went down the mountain. Because it was near December, and Christmas. So, many people went down the mountain. We went down the mountain, and the road was repaired. The road was smooth.

We went down the mountain. After we went down the mountain, we went up again next month. I had an interview with people from Marko, people from Sakyus, Karniv, Jackson, they were in Jarusawanggi on the 14th So, the story is, they were from Kampung B

They wanted to charge their phone to SMP, Marko's workplace Marko was sleeping at that work, it was 7 PM. He was working on the ceiling in the junior high school, with Sakyus, who was also one of the construction workers. So, they, Kaniv, Jackson, Swaggy, and the others, helped him with his work,

and also charged his phone, because they were living in a gang. They had their phones charged. There were also three women who had their phones charged. There was Jerina, Geysha, and Serania. These three women wanted to go to the bathroom.

They wanted to throw away the small water. So, in the bathroom, from their confession, there was a baby swan. There were three swans, two big and one small. The baby swan wanted to hit the baby swan, but it was already centered by Jerina. So, it was already centered by Jerina, so she didn't hit him,

and then he ran away. This Swanggy. Then they screamed, the three of them. They screamed, and then ran to Marco.

Marco was also panicked. Then they immediately chased Swanggy. They brought a stick, a knife, a knife, a knife-cutting knife, which can be brought to the building. They also brought an axe.

They were guarding the road. If it was already evening, they had to bring something, like a bow, a sword, or a knife. Because they have to protect themselves. Because they know that there is a spring season.

They chase the spring until they reach the forest below. The position is, this is a high school. This is a community house above. Below is a forest. Forest, river, and also a canal. So they chase after the swangi,

until they reach the bottom of the forest. But they can't find the swangi. What they found was only the trail of swangi's feet.

The trail of the feet?

Yes, the trail of the swangi's feet. Because swangi is actually human.

Yes.

Human like us. But they use drugs.

Black magic.

Yes, black magic. They couldn't catch them. Marco said, we will tell Mr. Yanni and the others if there is a swanggi. We will also tell the nurses and the priest at their house if there was a ghost That's what they told Mr. Yanni

and also told other people to keep the night because there was a ghost Then they went to the kiosk They went to the kiosk first, bought cigarettes and then they went to our house That's what they reminded us To not open the door, open the window if there is someone knocking

That's it, sir

From there, right?

That's their confession, right? I also had an interview with the locals Because I'm curious, too, how the incident happened yesterday So there's an interview. It turns out that there are 3 people in the village who are sick because of Suwanggi. The first one is Mr. Agius.

What's your name?

Agius.

Where do you live?

*** *** Yes, where do you live? ***

Yes

***

Can you tell us how you met Wanggi?

I didn't know at that time I went to my room and slept I didn't know until 1 or 2 o'clock I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

I'm going to be doing a lot of work. I'm going to be doing a lot of work. I'm going to be doing a lot of work. I'm going to be doing a lot of work. I'm going to do it. I was in Ransikri and I was with Woody. We were both in the movie, the movie was 3 million. I was with both of them.

I didn't have any medicine.

Was the carton filled with medicine?

Yes, there was water.

There was water and medicine. Yes the carton filled with medicine? Yes, and water. Water and medicine?

Yes, water and medicine.

That's how it is. I was in Manukwari until 11 o'clock. I was drinking medicine. I drank one bottle, two bottles, three, four bottles. That's all I could talk about. I talked about or four children. I have four children. I have four children.

My children are Johnny, Ananias, Matias, Fikoras, Saurus, Ibu Eria. I have four children. I have been in the army for a long time. I have been in the army for a long time. But I am not a soldier. I am a farmer.

I have been in the army for a long time. I have been in the gave me 10 million for my brother.

For your brother?

Yes, my brother. He gave me 10 million.

I have added 5 million to help him. I'm not sure if he's a doctor or not. I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

So, the conclusion is, from Mr. Agius' story, there was someone who hit him at 1 PM. At 1 PM, he felt like he was being hit.

Was he outside?

He was sleeping. He was sleeping at his house. He closed all the windows. He had locked the door. But he didn't know where the sound came from. The sound was beating Mr. Agius at 1 AM.

And Mr. Agius felt it. When he was beaten up. And when he woke up, he couldn't say anything. He couldn't move. People there said he was like a mummy. Mummy is like a whore.

There was also a confession from his brother. I'm sorry, but Mr. Agius was out in the dirt, in his bed. Until around 9 AM, there was a car that was going up. A car was going up, lifting the project. Mr. Agius followed the car to go down to the city. He went straight to Ransiki, a South Manokwari

He bought medicine The medicine was like water It was plain water, but it was in boxes One box contained 6 bottles of water It was filled with medicine It was 6 big bottles of water It was filled with medicine It was expensive 4 cartons

He bought 4 cartons for 6 million rupiah 6 million And he also paid for the car 3 million rupiah That's a lot Yes, that's a lot

He said that the people of Setempat gave him money to help him with his treatment. After he was given the medicine, he took it and drank it in Manokwari. He went to the city. He drank it in Manokwari. He was also given prayers by his church friends. In Manokwari. Until he could speak again.

He recovered?

He recovered. After he drank the medicine. But it ran out. Four cartons. Four cartons ran out. He was given the medicine.

Then he recovered. He could speak medicine, and then he recovered.

He can talk again.

Even if he recovered, there's still some left,

it's better to drink it.

It's a pity.

Okay, okay. Then there's another interview.

There's another one, Auntie's mother and auntie. Nita, do you know how Auntie and Auntie your mother got sick because of me?

Yes, at that time I was following my mother to the farm. My mother was planting seeds in the top of the field. Then I sat alone. And my mother was planting seeds a bit far from me. Then I saw you and picked her up and carried her. She was crying.

When she got home, she was sick. Her voice was so small. Then her mother called her uncle and told him. She called Uncle Ayer Dukun. Ayer Dukun said, yes, they have a wife, not me. I said, yes, they have a wife, three people.

You said that?

Yes, I said that. But the voice was not loud, only a little. Then they went down to get some water, and she drank for two days. When she came back, she told her mother that someone had kidnapped her.

She told her mother. Then, luckily, her mother called her and she was brought back. They didn't have time to put the poison in her. We had poison, but we didn't use it. Her mother poison in. We have a poison that we use. Auntie's mother immediately asked for Auntie's name.

They didn't have time to put the poison in Auntie's body. So they just killed her. So there was a problem with Auntie's family? Yes. There is an enemy. They are fierce with the family of Aunty and the family of Mirinda's mother. If we are in this village, if there is an enemy, we can be killed too.

If you don't have it, you can just walk around like usual. What about your brother? Your mother, your father, your husband, did you try to kill them? No, if there's an enemy, we can kill them. If there's no enemy, we can't. So you were the only one who was killed?

Yes.

And then you were taken to the city, and you were given water and medicine. Yes. How many days were taken to the city, and you were given water and medicine. How many days were you in the city?

Two days.

Two days. And then you came back.

Yes.

And you were no longer sick?

Yes.

And your husband no longer has any intention of coming back?

I don't know. We don't know either.

But so far, they have't been sick, right?

Yes.

As for Auntie's mother, she told me that she wanted to go to the farm. She brought Auntie. Auntie was 5 years old. She brought Auntie to the farm at 5 PM. At 5 PM, they planted the petatas seeds

What is petatas?

I don't know, what is it?

Petatas is like a sweet potato

Oh, okay

It's like a sweet potato, but it's not a sweet potato

It's a petatas

It's called petatas?

Yes, petatas

It's not in Jakarta

Let's go to Papua, bro Okay, don't Don't do that. Then, she planted the seedlings. Her auntie's position was far from her mother. She played by herself. Then, from her own admission, she was 5 years old, but she could already talk,

she could tell. From her own admission, there were 3 husbands who came to her. They took her, took her up Auntie, and then she... Auntie. But she didn't give Auntie the medicine. Because Auntie's mother had called her Auntie first.

So Auntie's mother called her, Auntie's mother said, Auntie. Then Auntie gave her a seat, and then Auntie left. But when Auntie's came to visit me, I was already deaf. He couldn't speak.

He could speak, but his voice was low. I was carried by my mom. When I got home, my mom called her uncle in the city. He could see me. He said,

oh yeah, there's a husband who's called Aunty. Then, the next day, my mother was sick too. She was weak, couldn't do anything.

Even though she wasn't...

Yes. But they didn't want to treat her on Christmas Eve.

They didn't want to treat her medicine. They didn't want to take the medicine?

No. They held on. They held on. They wanted to go down to the city, but they waited for the car to go up. Then, I had another interview. Two days after what happened to Auntie,

there was another person who was sick. His name was Kardi. Kardi, how did you see Suwangi yesterday?

Yesterday I saw Suwangi being fried. I went home at 11pm. I went to the toilet and saw Suwangi being fried. I was scared but I didn't do anything. I went home and I didn't say anything. I went straight to my house and didn't say anything. I fainted at school.

The next morning?

Yes, the next morning.

What did you feel when you saw the body?

I felt feverish.

You felt feverish? Yes.

Until the next morning? Yes, until the next morning.

I went straight to school and fainted.

Did you faint at school or in class? I fainted. In school, when you were in class, you fainted? Yes, when I was in class. When you were in class, you fainted.

Yes.

Then, how did you get it? Did you vomit blood?

Not blood, just normal vomit.

Just normal vomit. Then, how did you get the medicine?

I got the medicine and immediately got well.

Immediately got well?

Yes.

How did your husband open the door?

I didn't know how to open the door.

Why? I didn't know how to open the door because it was dark.

Oh, because it was dark?

Yes.

What did your husband bring?

I didn't see him bring anything.

He only brought a few things, a few? I brought only iron.

Did you bring a center?

I only brought a center.

A center? You mean the one with a center?

Yes.

Is there a center on the head?

No.

No?

Then, did husband saw me. He saw me.

I just saw him. Then, he didn't see me.

What were you doing?

Nothing, just walking.

Oh, you were walking in front of the house? Yes. So, if we just see you, we can be sick?

Yes. Well, Kardi is a high school student. So if we just look at it, we can feel it.

Well, Cardi is a high school student. Is she a Javanese?

No, she's a native, but her name is Javanese. There are many like that, because usually they use it because the doctor who helped them is a Javanese. There's also a name, Eko.

Yes, yes.

Then, this is the story of Cardi. She wanted to go to the bathroom at 11 o'clock at night. At 11 o'clock at night, she wanted to go to the bathroom, but she saw her husband in front of her house, she knew it was her husband because they were wearing masks. They were wearing masks, they were carrying weapons.

The weapons were like arrows. They also brought a flashlight. The flashlight was like a small gun. Then, Cardi went straight to his house. He went straight to his house, and he slept, like usual. The next morning, Card he was going to school.

He was going to school, and he was going to the school to apply for a license. He passed out. He passed out and vomited. He was taken to his house. He was taken to his house and treated.

He was treated like a local. He was treated, like a local people, they treated me with a bandage They gave it to my stomach Until I vomited again After that, I didn't get any treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder The next day, there was a car that was going to pick me up

It was Mr. Yani's car. Mr. Yani was previously in the city. He was previously in the city, and was going up. He was going up, and with Mr. Yani's car, Karti, Auntie, and Auntie's mother, they were going down to the city. And then, two days later,

the incident happened. On the 14th of November. Oh, so that was the origin of the incident happened on 14th of November

Oh, that's the origin of the incident?

Yes, so before 14th of November There were a lot of incidents Yes, there were victims too I mean, not victims until they died Not victims until they died, but just sick They were made sick Not until he died, but he was hurt.

Yesterday, our producer, Nurli, gave us some questions for Mr. Pelangi to help us find the Payani.

The Payani, yes.

The one that is quite rare there. Yes. Is it true? Yes. And is there any result?

Yes, there is.

Good evening. Good evening. Yes. Let's continue with the topic of the Bapua tradition. Or the topic of the tradition. About the husband. or the traditional people about our ancestors I will continue the story

Yes Please introduce yourself My name is Yanni Yanni Meden

How long have you been living in this village?

It's been a long time, more than 10 years. I was born in 1991. So I've been here for a long time. I'm 35 years old.

I want to ask you about the swan. When did the sw it first enter Indonesia?

It entered Indonesia long time ago, more than 10 years ago. It's been decades, years.

So, the incident yesterday was not the first time your husband was arrested?

The incident happened a long time ago, but they came back again. They came to look for him.

So, it wasn not the first time?

Yes, it's not the first time. It's been a long time.

Last night, what was the first thing you told the villagers?

The villagers came to look for people in this village. So, their purpose is to enter this village. They enter the village, but they don't enter until the morning or the afternoon. They enter the village at about 9 o'clock in the morning. At 9 o'clock in the evening, they go up to the village. At 11 o'clock in the evening, they go to the location on the 11th to find the person.

We didn't know who was the person, but we didn't know their intentions. We were just ordinary people, so we didn't know.

So on the first night, no one was injured or dead?

No. The people who came in, the ones who were sick, the ones who were not affected by the incident, they are not yet. They are still coming in, but they are continuing to say that the tsunami has already happened. They are coming back.

So the tsunami is still searching for them?

Yes, they are still searching for them, but they are not yet. They are still looking for them.

How do you calm the people in this area?

The people in this area, they come and we continue to look for them. We have come and we a long time, and we have been here for a long time. They said that they have arrived at Masaraka, and they have been here for a long time. They have been here for a long time, and they have been here for a long time. They said that they have been here for a long time, because they were afraid we would be killed. But they were already dead.

How did the community protect themselves from the swangi?

We were already prepared. We had to split up. If we wanted to find a fire, we have to take two people. If we want to find a wife, we have to take two people. If we want to find a son, we have to take two people. We have to take two people because the husband is already married and the wife is already here.

We have to take two people. We can't take one person. We have to take two or three. We can't take a group of people.

We have to bring weapons?

We had to bring weapons. We didn't have to bring weapons. We had to bring our weapons, our weapons, our weapons. We had to bring them. We had to bring our weapons

to the camp, to the camp. Did you bring them in the afternoon? We brought them in the afternoon, and in the evening we brought them. We didn't have to bring my things. I sleep at home. I have to bring my arm. If I have a gun, I have to take care of my things.

So if there is news that a tsunami is coming to your village, you have to take care of everything?

Yes, I have to take careful. We have to be careful. We see them walking around, but we don't meet them. We have to be careful, or we won't see them again. That's how it is.

I heard that every year, there are husbands who come to visit.

Yes. Every year, there is a wedding. A wedding.

How many times a year do you have a wedding?

Every year, I don't know, maybe three or four times.

It's not certain?

It's not certain, but the purpose is to have a wedding. They come once a year,, and we were shocked. People had already come.

How many times did you come to Indonesia last year?

We didn't know. When we came, we saw the dead body, we were shocked. We didn't know for sure. We didn't know for sure, we said it was today, but we didn't know.

How many people have died from swangi?

We don't know, but many have died. Many have died from swangi. Many have died because of swangi. Many people have died. Some people are sick. Some people are dead. Some people are sick, but some people are cured.

Swangi also has people who died.

If not, they don't die.

Swangi. My grandparents, my older brothers, many of them died because of Swangi. Since when? It's been a long time. Who died last year? I think it was 2009. There was another one in 2012.

Who died last year because of swangi?

Yes, there were people who died because of swangi? No, some people die because of swangi.

How many people die?

About... About 5-6 people die in a year.

Oh, those who die.

And those who are sick? Some are sick, but they are cured.

Some are cured, some are not.. Some are cured, some are not.

Some are not cured, some are not. It's a serious illness.

Have you ever seen a swan?

Yes, I have seen swans. Swans that chased me, I saw. When I went back to see them, they saw me to go. But when I had time, they left. I ran to my destination.

Like I ran to the forest, I had to run to the river. They chased me, so I had to run. They chased me, so I had to run to the place where they were shooting at me.

Did you ever chase your husband to the forest? Yes. How did it go?

The story is, my husband came to pick me up, he was looking for me, I was looking for him, they told me to chase him. They chased me until I had a knife, I had a knife, and they were running away. They said, they will come back later.

They were already running away. I was carrying a log, and they were running away. They said, they will come back later. I had a stick, but I ran away. I had a log, but it fell. They said, that's it, they'll kill you. That's how it started.

That's how it is.

Can you tell us about 2014?

In 2014, they chased me up the mountain. I was chasing them. We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains. We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains. We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains. We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains. We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains.

We were in the mountains, and we were in the mountains. I told them, you don't have a Muslim, but I'm the one who's listening to you. They chased me, they were beating me. They said, they beat me, I have a voice. They chased me, they said, you just walk. They chased me, they said, you just walk. They chased me, they said, you just walk.

Only the husband who came in, did you ever open?

The one who came in, I also have. What's the story, Papa? I was also there when they took me in. What happened? They took me in and locked me in my house. They opened the door and locked me in. I was in a dark room. I was looking for a place to sleep. I was sleeping and they beat me.

They took me to the bed. I was already in pain. I was the one to help my wife and children. I was able to help my wife and children. I was able to help my wife and children. I was able to help my wife and children. I was able to help my wife and children. The men were ready to go, and they were going to pick up the women.

They were going to pick up the women and take them to the house. They were going to take them to the house, and they were going to promise to take them to the house. They were going to promise to take them to the house. They were going to promise to the day of the ceremony. They promised, but it was like a stone that fell on the ground. They promised to do it on the day of the ceremony. Because they were the boss.

They promised to do it on the day of the ceremony.

When did this happen?

This happened in 2011. 2011.

So you were born here?

Yes.

Where did you live?

Here. Where did you live? Here. I was born here. I was born here. I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital,

I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the hospital, I was in the farm since I was a child. I have been working in the farm since I was a child. I have been working in the farm since I was a child. I have been working in the farm since I was a child.

I have been working in the farm since I was in the hospital for a day and then I found out that they had taken my husband away. I told them to bring him to the hospital. They asked who had taken him away. They kept asking, asking for his father. I told them I didn't know, but I was sure that they had taken him away.

Was there any resistance from your husband?

Resistance? Yes. But I didn't get hurt. I didn't get sick because I had already opened my eyes. I had already found my body, so I didn't get sick.

Did he bring any weapons?

They also brought a bow and arrows. They also arrows and wood to kill me at home. But when I saw them, I didn't hit them.

I just shot them. So you didn't get hurt?

I didn't get hurt. I was completely fine. Yes.

What about the characteristics of people who were killed because of their husbands?

Yes, their husbands were killed. I was hurt. I was badly hurt. It was a big wound. They had a lot of blood. It was a big wound.

I couldn't see. I was shot. We don't have a lot of money, but we have a lot of money. We have a lot of money, but we don't have a lot of money. We have a lot of money, but we don't have a lot of money. We have a lot of money, but we are not like the other people. But they have a lot of money. They have a lot of money.

We don't know how much they have. They have a lot of money. They have a lot of money. We don't know how much they have. We don't know how much they have. We don't know how much they have. We have to pay the rent. We have to pay the rent.

We have to pay the rent. We have to pay the rent. We have to pay the rent. We have to pay the rent. Only one who planted this poison. There is no problem, but no. Only one.

Every action is only one person. It depends on what they have. Thank you, see you there. Good afternoon, good evening. Thank you.

To conclude from what you said, you have lived in that village for 35 years. You said that this is not the first time you had a marriage. There were many marriages in that village before. But it is uncertain how many times it happened in a year. Yannis himself, to calm his people,

he would say, for example, when they were gathering or at church, he would say, take care of yourselves. If you go to the garden, you have to bring a fire and a stick. And when you're walking, don't do it alone. Especially when you're at the farm. Especially when it's already late.

And at night, at 10 o'clock, it's the same as what they remind us. At 10 o'clock, don't go out again. Because we have to take care of ourselves. From the husband. At home, we also have to take care of ourselves from our husband at home we also take care of ourselves if there is a dog hole, it's like an alarm

the alarm is from the husband so we have to take care of ourselves at home we have to be prepared Mr. Yanni himself had an experience. He met Suwangi directly and he was Suwangi.

He was?

He was. He was the one who ended Suwangi?

Yes. Wow. It was unique. Suwangi was working. Suwangi was on a night shift. There were three of them, he's never alone.

Okay, Suanggi at that time, not at the end of Payani, at that time of terror, was Suanggi a girl or a boy or a family?

No boy, no male. No, there's no female. There's no female. The husband is actually from different regions. In this region, it's just a normal human. The human is the only one who wears a cap. The husband never goes alone. They usually have three people.

One of the three people, for example, is the one who gave the weak to the victim. The other one, he placed the victim in a quiet place. After that, the other one's job is to put the medicine in his mouth the victim but then he said three days later you died you died like this

it's true three days later he died like this I mean by accident or something

for Mr. Yanni himself you met him and ended his life, how was that?

in his confession that night Mr. Yanni, someone watched him at his house and Mr. Yanni felt it then he opened the door

and then before Mr. Yanni touched him, Mr. Yanni who touched him first. Yanni pulled him into the house, closed the door, and then he touched Suwangi. Yanni said, blood was spilling in his house. Blood was spilling in his house. I asked him, how did he know? He said, I gave him a human blood sample. I asked him, how did he know?

He said, I gave him a human blood sample. I asked him, how did he know? He said, I gave him a human blood sample. I asked him, how did he know?

He said, I gave him a human blood sample. I asked him, how did he know?

He said, I gave He gave me a pill. I was bleeding. I said, yes. Then, then, I mean,

after he gave me the pill, I gave it to him. He took the pill out, and he cleaned his house from the blood. The next morning, he was gone.

Because his friends took him to another place. That's how Suwangi's job is, bro. He was placed in another place. His friend had medicine. He gave the medicine to his friend's mouth and his friend was revived

he was alive again he was alive again, like always but 3 days later or a few days later, he died again and he died, but he still has a scar

oh, okay so it's like he's just a temporary life yes is there anyone else in Wawancara? have you ever been to Wawancara?

yes, I have after we went down the mountain, I asked Marko, Marko, what happened to the people who were on the top of the mountain? Marko said, it's true, they were also terrorized a month before the incident. That's the story of the aunt who was a cook at the building. So, at the building, there was a cook, a cook for other buildings.

So, at 4 AM, the aunt was cooking, she was going out. Then, suddenly, the aunt saw a tall man. She screamed. She ran into the building. Marco and the others chased the man. They even went to the forest.

They didn't get anything. They only got the trail But the next day, it was safe Until the terror in the village In the early November From Marco's POV, they are often centered.

Just like us. Marco is centered from the bottom. We are from the top to the bottom. Marco is from the bottom to the top. There are many windows in high school has many windows, right? So, the windows are centered.

Marco said that there are people who walk around their junior high school building.

Okay, so it means that the center is Swangi himself.

I can't say Swangi or the people, because the people say it's not them.

But the POV from Marco was in the center, right? Makes sense. Swangi. We need a center too. Because many people say that Swangi is a person who is doing black science. What is the purpose? I don't know. It's different.

That's why every area in Papua is different. This one is wearing a hat. This one is wearing a hat. Okay, good. We know that in Pabua, there are some conflicts. Do the people there know the difference between the terror from Suwangi and the terror from the Asian?

Well, the terror from Suwangi is different. There was a scene where he wore a mask at night, and he carried a gun. And then, on the day after, I asked the kids there, what's the difference? Suwangi is like a human,

if he's a normal human, what about Suwangi?, what about swangi? Or what about swangi? So, the kids there said, if swangi, for example, he has a high-lux car.

Someone joined him in high-lux, but it wasn't a local community. It was a community from a village. They don't know about it. And after they came, they pay attention to who goes to Hilux. Because there are few motorists. One, two, three.

If there's a project, there are many. So they also pay attention to who goes to their village. If there's a foreigner who goes to Hilux, comes to their village, and the next day someone is sick, that's the husband who goes to Hilux.

And then, that's it. What if a foreigner who come to the conflict? Well, for the foreigners who come to the conflict, the context is different. For the husband, they are there to hurt, and also to die. There is a time limit.

Oh, I understand.

So, if it's a stranger, you'll contact them physically?

Yes, you'll die right there. If it's a husband, there's a 3-5 day period. You'll go straight to war.

If it's a stranger, it's different. But no matter what, I hope Papua will always be at peace. Amen. Is there anyone who is sick because of swangi, and then they go to NAKAS or Puskesmas?

No. They believe in the water of medicine.

So they have separated, pain from the disease. If it's a stomachache, it's a medicine for the brain. But if it's a physical pain, it's a medicine for the stomach.

Yes, a common pain. I asked them, what's the difference between a common illness and a lung disease? A lung disease is a sudden illness. The other day, you were still healthy, you could still go to the garden. But with a lung disease, the next day you're already weak, you can't even talk.

Like, you said, you were a little bit deaf. You can't talk, you can't speak. Like, you said, good morning, mumu. I can't speak, I can't do anything, suddenly my voice is low.

Covid, covid, it's suddenly covid. Yes, yes, suddenly. Okay, I noticed earlier about the story of swangi, it's swangi season, right? Is there a season?

Or is it always there every month?

If it's always there every month, it's not always, of course. Suwangi exists because they have an enemy in the village. They are looking for their enemy. That's why they appear. If there is no conflict, there's no peace.

I see. So the goal is to finish the enemy? Yes. There's a conflict there?

Yes. But we don't know what the conflict is. Because they're not open about it. And if it's every month, it's not like that Because we've been there for 5 months And the most terrifying thing was yesterday

In November For the previous and the next, it's not there

Now it's not there?

Now, thank God, it's not have any. You don't have any?

What season is it there now?

It's the season of tickling, Bang.

Huh?

It's the season of tickling.

Why?

It's a habit.

Oh, what is it?

What disease is it?

Skin disease, Bang.

Skin disease, indeed.

Yes. Why? In the bed, in the hallway Oh, there's a lot of it Yes, a lot What's the cause? That hallway, sir Yes, why is there a lot of it in the hallway? Because the area is humid, sir Humid, and that's why there's a lack of...

Self-cleaning, there's a lack of it And also, the bed, the blanket, there's a lot of it in the sun, sir Okay That's the main reason

I hope it will be over soon Amen I hope it will be over soon

in the KBS season

Okay if you look at the video the video of Ms. Pelangi more precisely the house is dark there is no light until now there is no light I mean, the house in Pelangi, the house in Nasya is dark, right?

Yes, sir. There are no lights until now?

No lights, sir.

Until now?

Until now, there are no lights. So we can only rely on, at that time, when we first moved in, we can only rely on a flashlight and a phone.

Now, we are smart, sir. We bring a solar cell lamp, which can be charged. So if there are lights, there are street lamps, and it's only 3 or 5 lights, and the distance is far. And it also uses solar energy, using solar cells.

If we use a genset, it's only one or two houses. One is at Mr. Yanni's house, the other is at the village head's house, at Mr. Dewan's house. That's genset. But it's not every night, because gasoline is expensive. And the streets are difficult to buy gas in the city and the gas station is expensive

so there's no electricity at all the reason is Indonesia is not even

until now

yes, that's right

I hope this video there are government people who see the situation there and it turns out it's still like that but we pray there are some government people who saw the situation there and it turns out it's still like that but we pray for everything to be smooth

always healthy, all the Nakesh Amen. Okay, let's continue This is a bit personal, but I want to ask, is Kaplangi original from there?

I'm from Medan, Bang From Medan? From Medan

Horas?

Horas.

Medan. The first time I went to Papua.

Did you believe in Swangi before?

No.

You didn't even know?

I didn't know, Bang. I thought Swangi was a normal ghost, like Kuntilanak. But apparently, Swangi is a human. Like Kuyang in Kalimantan, right? In Papua, it's Suanggi. But, after this incident, how was it?

I was more worried. Because, it's not a ghost that can see through us.

They are humans, who can be evil to us. In the end, that's what's more important. More worried than believing or not. It's more about trust and trustworthiness. It's better to be trustworthy. How long have you been working there?

Two years. Two years? Two years. Next year, it's far away.

I hope you're always healthy.

Amen.

And nothing bad happens to you. Are you still in your hometown? Yes, I am Greetings to all of you Papayani You are great, you are brave

Before we end this, I would like to give you a message about what happened to me

or even a message from the people of Papua to our friends okay, where's the camera? this one a message from me no matter how you want to tell the story about Suwangi Suwangi is still a public figure for Indonesian people outside of Papua.

Even in the comments, some people said that it's a joke. Some people said that it's still believed in today. You guys haven't been to Papua, so you don't know.

So, whatever people's beliefs are, we value them.

No matter how they treat us, we have to believe. I mean, not have to believe, but respect. Respect their beliefs. And as long as the advice is good for us, we listen We still take care of ourselves, even though we don't believe in such things

That's it, Ma'am

That's it, and again, the more important thing is that we are self-aware rather than if you don't believe, respect that's also beneficial more self-aware that's all a message from Kaplangi thank you for coming from far away

from Papua, greetings to friends in Papua

and I hope you are always healthy

thank you too, sir good spirit for this video, I think it's enough and I hope you are always healthy Amen, thank you too Congratulations to the Nakesh team Keep up the spirit Yes That's all for this video I'm Jamal Daryl, see you later and Kaplan Ngejin and Kaplan Ngejin

Goodbye You're welcome.