Pria Australia Ditemukan Tewas di Kamar Hotel di Seminyak, Bali
Melbourne Man, 41, was Found Dead in a Hotel Room in Bali`s Seminyak
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
SEORANG PRIA asal Melbourne, Australia ditemukan tewas di sebuah kamar hotel di Bali yang dikenal sebagai motivator kesuksesan di bisnis properti terkemuka, dan kliennya antara lain aktor laga Arnold Schwarzenegger dan mantan petinju kelas berat dunia Mike Tyson.
Warren Borsje dari Brighton, yang bermukim di kawasan ekslusif di pinggiran kota Melbourne, menginap di kamar 507 di Fave Hotel di kawasan wisata Seminyak pada 16 Januari lalu dan seharusnya sudah chek out pada Senin lalu tapi tidak pernah muncul ke lobi.
Staf hotel pun meneleponnya ke kamar sejak Senin siang dan akhirnya membuka kamarnya dengan master key malam itu ketika mereka menemukan fakta mengerikan bahwa pria berusia 41 tahun ditemukan tewas dengan ceceran darah kering di sekitar mulutnya.
Mr Borsje terakhir terlihat oleh staf hotel 48 jam sebelum ditemukan tewas dalam keadaan mabuk ketika ia ditolong seorang tamu hotel yang memapahnya masuk ke kamarnya, seperti dilansir MailOnline.
Obat-obatan dan vitamin, termasuk suplemen penambah stamina, serta botol kosong vodka, ditemukan di kamarnya dan polisi memperkirakan mendiang tewas akibat kondisi tubuhnya sedang tidak sehat.
Ditemukan pula ponsel, laptop, dompet dan uang mendiang di dalam kamarnya.
Kepala forensik kamar mayat RS Sanglah, Dr Ida Bagus Putu Alit, mengatakan, meskipun penyebab kematian belum ditetapkan hingga otopsi dilakukan - ditemukan tanda-tanda awal mendiang mati lemas karena kekurangan oksigen.
"Dari pemeriksaan luar kita menyatakan bahwa ia meninggal sekitar 12 sampai 24 jam sebelum ditemukan tewas," katanya kepada News Corp.
Penyidik polisi Kuta, Dewa Tagel mengatakan tidak ada tanda-tanda kekerasan pada tubuh mendiang atau kamar hotel.
"Tidak ada tanda-tanda pertarungan di dalam ruangan, karena semuanya masih tersusun rapi di dalam ruangan," katanya kepada News Corp,
Dia mengatakan dompet pria dan paspor ditemukan di safety deposit box dan uang di dompetnya setara dalam mata uang lokal sekitar 160 dolar Australia masih di atas meja.
"Kami belum memeriksa CCTV untuk mengkonfirmasi tidak ada orang lain masuk ke kamarnya. Tapi kalau dilihat dari kamar hotel tidak ada yang mengusiknya," kata Tagel kepada Fairfax.
"Tidak ada tanda-tanda orang lain di dalam ruangan."
A MELBOURNE MAN found dead in a Bali hotel room was a wealth and property motivational speaker who gave talks alongside celebrities including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mike Tyson.
Warren Borsje from Brighton, in Melbourne's exclusive southeast suburbs, checked into room 570 at the Fave hotel in the tourist district in Seminyak on January 16 and was supposed to check out on Monday but never surfaced.
Hotel staff were calling the room from midday and eventually gained access with a master key later that night when they made the grisly discovery of the 41-year-old lying face first with dry blood around his mouth.
Mr Borsje was last seen by staff 48 hours earlier in an intoxicated state when he was being helped to his room by a fellow hotel guest.
Medicines and vitamins, including anti-acid and stamina enhancer supplements, as well as an empty bottle of vodka, were also found in the room leading police to believe that the 41-year-old man may have been unwell.
Mr Borsje's phone, laptop, wallet and money were also found in the room.
Sanglah morgue's head of forensics, Dr Ida Bagus Putu Alit, said although the cause of death would not be determined until an autopsy was conducted - there were signs of suffocation due to a lack of oxygen.
'From an external examination we allege that he died around 12 to 24 hours before the examination,' he told News Corp.
Kuta police investigator, Dewa Tagel said there was no sign of violence on the body or the hotel room.
'There is no sign of a fight in the room, as all the stuff was still neatly arranged in the room,' he told News Corp.
He said the man's wallet and passport were found in the safety deposit box and the equivalent in local currency of about $160AUD was still on the table.
'We are yet to check the CCTV to confirm no one else entered his room. But judging from the hotel room nothing was disturbed,' Mr Tagel told Fairfax.
'There was no sign of anyone else in the room.'
