Bali Villa Raid: Father Killed, 3 Australians on Trial

0:00This is Adelaide News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Last June 14th, a Melbourne father, named Ziven Radmanovic, was shot and killed during a late-night raid on a Bali villa. His wife, Jasmine, hid while another man, Senar Ghanim, was wounded but survived. Three Australians in their 20s Palmer Darcy Jensen, Landscaper Mevlut Koskoun and Carpenter Peaya Tupo, were arrested after an international chase and extradited to Bali. Police say the men dressed as ride-share drivers, smashed in with a sledgehammer and used 9-millimeter handguns. Jensen allegedly organized the plot from Australia, arranging transport and tools while Koskoun and Tupo carried out the break-in north of Kongu. Beach? The case has drawn attention to underworld ties, with Ghanim linked to a past criminal figure. Witnesses like Jasmine and her sister refused to testify in person due to safety fears, including break-ins and a fire bombing at a family business back.

1:00In Melbourne, in court, the accused claimed an unnamed Australian, called Mr. X, hired them over encrypted chats to scare Ghanim into repaying a dead, not to kill anyone. They said the shooting happened in confusion during the confrontation and all three apologized to Radmanovic's family. Prosecutors are pushing for 18 years for the two shooters and 17 for Jensen, though the death penalty remains possible. Radmanovic's widow wants the maximum sentence, describing unimaginable grief for her six kids and relatives. Verdict and sentencing are set for early March. D&N is sponsored by our partner, check out the episode description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com