How Indonesian police cracked the Bali ambush case

We are learning more about how Indonesian police tracked three Australian men over the fatal Bali ambush. Two of the suspects thought they had got away clean but had no idea their international movements were being tracked.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
Twenty seven year old Sydney plumber Darcy Jensen, is one
of three Australians suspected of carrying out the premeditated international
murder plot. His co accused twenty six year old Paya
Tupo and Medlut cost Kun, aged just twenty two. Indonesian
police say they have the evidence to prove their case

(00:26):
against the trio, claiming they traveled to Bali, executing Zavin
Radmonovitch in front of his wife and wounding Sennar ganim.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
As for the firearm it has not yet been found.

Speaker 1 (00:39):
Their escape plan foiled after Darcy Jensen's passport triggered alarms
at an automatic gait at Jakarta International Airport, the result
of an urgent interpoll travel ban. His alleged accomplices had
already flown to Singapore, then Cambodia. They too were arrested
and returned to Bali. The Australian government in an awkward
position as Indonesia prepares a case that carries the death penalty.

Speaker 3 (01:03):
But we'll just say Australia always opposes the death penalty
and all circumstances and for all people.

Speaker 1 (01:08):
But here in Indonesia people can spend weeks, even months
behind bars before charges come. The hunt continues for the
murder weapon as three young men face a very different
reality in Bali. James Carmedy seven years