Sisters Jazmyn and Daniella Gourdeas who were at the centre of Bali shooting
Jazmyn and Daniella Gourdeas were stunned when three alleged Australian assassins broke into their luxury Balinese villa and started shooting at their partners. This is what we know.
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The sisters at the centre of a gangland double shooting in Bali have shocking driving records and owned multiple beauty businesses – one of which was firebombed and the other T-boned by a car.
Jazmyn and Daniella Gourdeas were terrified when three alleged assassins hammered the door of their luxury Balinese villa down and started shooting at their partners, Zivan Radmanovic and Sanar Ghanim.
Daniella ran from the villa, while Jazmyn hid beneath the covers until the gunshots stopped – eventually creeping out of bed to find her husband, Radmanovic, was dead.
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A week later, Daniella’s beauty business Aesthetica Cosmetic Clinic in ritzy Melbourne suburb South Yarra was firebombed. There is no suggestion the clinic was involved in any illegal activities.
A fundraiser was launched on Jazmyn’s behalf, asking strangers to provide financial support for her six children. It read: “We promise to keep you updated on Jazmyn’s journey and how your generosity is helping rebuild this family’s future.”
When contacted about the situation by this masthead, Jazmyn said: “I’d prefer if you went and f***ed your mum.”
It can now be revealed that the Gourdeas sisters have launched, and cancelled, a number of beauty businesses within the last six years – in between court appearances for bad driving.
Jazmyn appeared to have once run a home clinic called Insane Beauty, while Daniella has registered a number of business names under her main business, Beautylicious Australia Pty Ltd – which her South Yarra cosmetics clinic also falls under.
Her other business names include Meze Catering, which ran from 2022 to 2024, Aesthetica Beauty, which ran from 2021 to 2024, BodySculpting Academy, which ran from 2020 to 2022, and D&CO Clinic, which ran from 2019 to 2020.
It’s unclear how successful these business ventures were, or how she raised the funds to open her own brick and mortar clinic.
In 2021, Daniella dived for her life when a car ploughed into the garage she rented for her beauty business in Niddrie, in Melbourne’s north west. The driver had suffered a medical episode.
“I moved to the left and the next thing you know a car just went through,” she told 7News.
Daniella also once wanted to work as a model. In an online modelling profile, she wrote: “[sic] i do have the passion and the abilty to do modeling i have always gotton told that i would become a great model.”
Daniella also made headlines in 2023 when she pleaded guilty to driving while suspended, speeding and not displaying P-plates. It was the latest in a series of road mishaps stemming back to 2019.
Jazmyn has also appeared in court for a number of her own traffic offences involving red light cameras and highway patrol.
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