Lettu Dul Arief Memaksa Mayor Soekrisno Tiga Jenderal yang Hidup Segera Dibunuh

Lieutenant Dul Arief Forced Major Soekrisno to Immediately Kill Three Living Generals First Lieutenant Dul Arief forced Major Soekrisno to immediately kill three living generals. This is what happened at Lubang Buaya on the morning of October 1, 1965, after six generals were kidnapped by the 30 September Movement (Gerakan 30 September) Plotters. Three generals were killed during the kidnapping and three generals were captured alive. First Lieutenant Dul Arief was the Commander of the Pasopati Troops, tasked with kidnapping the generals. The Major Soekrisno in question was Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno, an Air Force officer who assisted Air Force Major Sujono in coordinating the Pringgodani troops at Lubang Buaya. First Lieutenant Dul Arief was none other than a direct subordinate of Lieutenant Colonel Untung Syamsuri, in the 1st Battalion of the Cakrabirawa Regiment's Honor Guard, President Sukarno's personal guard. There's also the story of Lieutenant Dul Arief forcing Air Major Gathut Soekrisno to immediately kill three surviving generals, based on Air Major Gathut Soekrisno's testimony as a witness in the trial of former Lieutenant Colonel Untung Syamsuri before the Extraordinary Military Court. Quoted from the book "Di Sebelum Mahmillub 2 di Jakarta: Perkara Untung," published by the Army Justice Education Center, the fourth follow-up trial in the case of former Lieutenant Colonel Untung was recounted, held on Thursday, February 24, 1966, at 8:00 PM. The trial was opened and declared open to the public by the Chief Judge of the Extraordinary Military Court. Afterward, the defendant, former Lieutenant Colonel Untung, was brought in under tight security. The defendant's defense was also present. The Chief Justice of the Mahmillub ordered the Prosecutor to summon the first witness. He was Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno, 43 years old, born in Malang, employed by the Air Force, residing in Kebayoran Baru, Block A, Jakarta, and a Muslim. The witness, Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno, testified that he knew former Lieutenant Colonel Untung before the defendant committed the acts that form the basis of this indictment. Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno also stated that he was not related to Lieutenant Colonel Untung by descent or marriage. that he had no employer-employee relationship with the Defendant. After that, Gathut Soekrisno swore an oath according to his religious law and that he would testify truthfully and nothing but the truth. Then, the Court, starting with the presiding judge, began asking questions. "Mr. Gathut Soekrisno, please pay attention to my questions. You previously testified as a witness in the case of Defendant Untung bin Syamsuri during the Preliminary Examination. "Do you still stand by your previous statement?" Chief Justice Mahmillub began the questioning. "Yes," replied Gathut Soekrisno. The Chief Justice asked again, "I will ask you several questions: what were your duties in the September 30th Movement, and who gave you those duties?" "We received the assignment from former Air Force Major Sujono in his position as a member of the Central Command and Commander of the Combat Reserve Command located in Pasar Rebo, Lubang Buaya," replied Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno. "What were your duties in the preparation at the Pringgodani base?" asked the Chief Justice. Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno replied, "We only carried out our duties upon orders from Mr. Sujono." "What orders did Mr. Sujono give us at that time?" asked the Chief Justice again. "The orders at that time included preparations for making identification cards. "Then they took the weapons, and then received orders to carry out the operation, to clean up the generals," replied Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno. Then the Chief Justice asked again, "What other orders did Mr. Sujono issue during the process of cleaning up the generals?" "We don't remember," said Air Force Major Gathut Soekrisno. "Who was tasked with digging the hole, and what did you hear about it?" The Chief Justice asked again. Gathut Soekrisno replied, "If I'm not mistaken, it was Air Force Sergeant Major Kasman. We estimate at the time that it was for the placement of heavy weapons, and we ourselves have never seen those holes." Who received the generals at Lubang Buaya? Who handed them over, and what happened next?" asked the Chief Justice again.