A forensic examination of the scene in Cimacan, Indonesia, reveals a weathered exterior wall structure

A forensic examination of the scene in Cimacan, Indonesia, reveals a weathered exterior wall structure. The wall is vertically segmented into three visible components: an upper section of discolored, light-toned rectangular bricks, a central horizontal concrete divider, and a lower section composed of irregular grey and brown fieldstones. Green vegetation, including vines and moss, adheres to the top edge of the brickwork and extensively covers the stone section and its mortar joints. A vertical concrete post is integrated into the left side of the brick wall. The immediate foreground shows a light-colored, paved ground surface. No human subjects, animals, or observable actions are present.