See you later! This cafe was even more prosperous after a murder case occurred in it...

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A restaurant in ▲ Indonesia became popular because of the "coffee murder", and many people grabbed the seats of the victims and ordered the same drinks.

A "coffee murder" occurred in January at an Indonesian restaurant called Olivier, where a woman was suspected to have been framed by a friend and died of cyanide poisoning after drinking a cup of Vietnamese iced coffee. Unexpectedly, instead of making business decline, the incident became more prosperous. Every day, a large number of guests came and designated to drink the same iced coffee and sit in the same seat where the woman had stayed.

It's been a long time.

▲ Olivier restaurant has an European style and dark wood decoration, with a room full of plants, quite a mix of tropical style.

The restaurant, located in a shopping mall (Grand Indonesia Mall) in Jakarta, Indonesia, opened in 2015, but a shocking murder occurred in January this year. According to the police, two 27-year-old women met here, and Jessica Coomarawanso (Jessica Kumala Wongso) arrived an hour earlier to order a cup of Vietnamese iced coffee for the victim Vianne Mina Sally Hein (Wayan Mirna Salihin). Vivian took a sip, complaining that "it tastes a little strange", then fell to the ground with convulsions in less than a minute and died within hours after being sent to the hospital. the autopsy showed that he died of cyanide poisoning.

On the same day, a friend was with two women. The police only knew the man as Hani, and the rest were still under investigation. Jessica, a fellow friend of the victim, was listed as the biggest suspect. It is reported that Jessica sent her a sexually suggestive text message before her death. The two were in college together in Australia and were probably lovers at that time. Police speculated that Jessica was suspected of being dissatisfied with Vianne's newlywed and retaliated, but Jessica's defense lawyer said that the two had not seen or contacted each other for many years before that, and had no motive and no evidence to accuse the Indonesian police of trying her by public opinion.

The case, known as "coffee murder", spread quickly locally, but the number of guests at the Olivier restaurant rose instead of falling. A waiter at the restaurant said quietly that all the staff had been ordered by the company not to talk about the death, but admitted that "since that incident, business has become more and more prosperous." "" it's like a tourist attraction. "

Guests often ask to sit in the same position as the victim, punch in on the Internet and take selfies, and her poisoned same drink, Vietnamese iced coffee, has become a hot commodity and has been sold out of stock at one time. A gentleman who works in a nearby machinery company said, "everyone wants to try that drink!" "" it's a popular place to go now. Another 24-year-old female guest, enjoying roast chicken and mashed potatoes, said, "I like coming here. I have no enemies anyway." "

Vietnamese iced coffee, the same poisoned drink drunk by the woman who suffered from ▲, has become a popular commodity that everyone must order.

Olivier restaurant has an European style and dark wood decoration, with a room full of plants, quite a mix of tropical style. Cuisine also combines local ingredients with European cuisine, such as light dishes wrapped in spicy lemon leaves and coconut broth, attracting young local office workers and tourists to fill up every weekend. Now, because of the murder, it is even more difficult to find. Foreign media described it as "arousing the morbid curiosity of the public."

Morbid curiosity...