Bali -- One Australian shot & killed, another injured. Two arrested, one in Bali, one abroad. Killers heard speaking Aus. Eng. 14 June 2025. Munggu

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Bali: Two people arrested after Australian man was shot dead

Zivan Radmanovic's wife said she was awakened by her husband's screams before finding his body in the bathroom.

www.bbc.com

 

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Three Australian men have been arrested over the alleged shooting death of Australian father Zivan Radmanovic in Bali and confront the stark prospect of a possible death penalty if convicted.

The three men arrived in Bali on Tuesday night following their apprehension in Jakarta and Singapore.

Chief Adityajaya added there were “several pieces of evidence” that linked the three men to the crime and investigations were ongoing.

Chief Adityajaya said the men faced multiple charges, including Article 340 of the Criminal Code on premeditated murder.

 

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Mum cowered behind bedsheets as Melbourne gang burst into Bali villa

Zivan Radmanovic, 32, was killed in a suspected gangland hit on Friday night at a villa in Munggu, in the Badung Regency in the south of the island while his terrified wife hid in the next room.

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Bali community reels after fatal villa shooting

The community of a small Balinese village is reeling after a brutal attack on Saturday killed one Melbourne man and seriously injured another.

www.abc.net.au

An expat who lives nearby declined to be identified but told the ABC it was a quiet area that generally attracted longer term residents rather than tourists.

He said violence was uncommon in the area and he was surprised to hear of such a thing happening in Bali.

Indonesia has strict firearms laws and gun violence is rare.