Widow of Aussie man shot dead in Bali villa believes she is being stalked
Melbourne mother of six Jazmyn Gourdeas, who heard her husband Zivan Radmanovic being shot dead in a Bali villa, believes men are stalking her home.
A mother of six who heard her husband being shot dead in a Bali villa believes men are stalking her home in Melbourne.
Jazmyn Gourdeas, a Melbourne woman who was holidaying in Bali with her husband, Zivan Radmanovic, her sister Daniella Gourdeas and underworld figure Sanar Ghanim, were attacked by two masked men who broke into Casa Santisya on June 14.
Radmanovic was tortured and shot point-blank in a bathroom.
Ms Gourdeas is thought to be unlikely to give evidence at the trial of three Australian men charged with his murder.
None of the victims of the Bali raid attended court today as scheduled.
But under Indonesian law witnesses are not compelled to give evidence in person.
Sources say Ms Gourdeas this month saw two suspicious men at her home after reviewing CCTV footage.
It is understood the 30-year-old was not living at the property when the suspicious activity occurred at her home in Melbourne’s west this month.
Sister Daniella’s skin clinic was firebombed in July.
A motive for the ambush at underworld figure Sanar Ghanim’s rented villa on June 14 is not known but sources say the hit at the villa, located in Munggu, was ordered by a serious drug syndicate based in Melbourne.
Ghanim is believed to have run foul of the criminal syndicate.
Accused Aussie guns for hire Mevlut Coskun and Paea I Middlemore Tupou allegedly stormed the luxury villa Casa Santisya where Ghanim had been living for months.
A tight security presence surrounds the Denpasar District Court including two guards with semi automatic machine guns at the door of the hearing room.
The trial continues.
