Son Kills, Dismembers Father in Brebes Over Refusal to Work
A 24-year-old man in Brebes, Central Java, Indonesia, has confessed to killing and dismembering his father, aged 50. The suspect reportedly acted out of anger and resentment over his father's refusal to work, with household expenses supported by others. The case came to light when the son surrendered to the police.
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