A disabled Indonesian who has no arms has denied using black magic as he is presently faces charges for sexually assaulting 17 women.
, the suspect, I Wayan Agus Suwartama alias Agus Buntung, 22, from Kota Mataram, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia reportedly he dared to swear in front of the public to prove he did not practice the act.“In this issue, I am also willing to swear in front of the public to refute the accusation,“ he was quoted as saying by the Indonesian news portal.
He said that the three-minute video recorded the suspect’s voice trying to persuade the victims before molesting them.
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