Trial set to begin for Australian trio over alleged Bali villa murder
The trial is set to begin for three Australian men charged with the premeditated murder over the ambush of a Bali villa that left a father dead and another man injured.
The three accused men potentially face death by firing squad if found guilty.
Mevlut Coskun and Paea Middlemore Tupou are the alleged "muscle" and shooters in the suspected gangland hit, accused alongside Sydney plumber Darcey Jensen.
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The accused killers were forced to reenact the alleged shooting Nine
The family of Radmanovic appeared in court. Nine
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Australian father of six Zivan Radmanovic died in front of his wife, who was among his family in court today.
Jensen is accused of arranging the vehicles and equipment for the hit, claiming it was at the direction of a person in Australia.
His co-accused allegedly posed as delivery drivers before storming the villa.
Underworld figure Sanar Ghanim was also shot but survived the attack.
The accused trio, all aged in their 20s, were forced to reenact what prosecutors allege was a premeditated murder.
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Australian father Zivan Radmanovic died in front of his wife. Nine
When asked what sort of penalties represent justice for the victim's wife, the Radmanovic families' lawyer stated, "the death sentence".
The men are accused of ambushing a luxury villa near Canggu in June.
The trial is expected to start next week.
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