On April 27, 1997, a farmer in Indonesia stumbled across a strange mound of soft earth in a sugarcane field. What began as a simple discovery soon uncovered a horrifying secret buried beneath the ground.
Police identified the body as 21-year-old Dewi, who had disappeared three days earlier. A teenage rickshaw driver provided a crucial clue, leading investigators to a local shaman named Ahmad Suradji. After police searched his home, Suradji confessed to killing Dewi—and claimed dozens of other women had suffered the same fate.
Investigators returned to the sugarcane field and discovered mound after mound, eventually believing they had found the remains of 42 women.
What convinced these women to follow him into the darkness? And how did so many disappear without anyone knowing what was happening?
This is the disturbing true story of Ahmad Suradji and the victims hidden beneath an Indonesian sugarcane field.
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