Denpasar's police chief tells the ABC further statements will be taken as investigators probe the death of 25-year-old Niamh Finneran Loader, who had flown to Bali for dental treatment.
Denpasar's police chief says a tattoo artist and a dentist will be interviewed as part of the ongoing investigation into the sudden death of a West Australian university student in Bali.Investigators will now interview a dentist and tattoo artistNiamh Finneran Loader, 25, had flown to Indonesia for dental treatment but was found dead in Bali on December 2.
"We have now interviewed seven witnesses, mainly from the hotel, including front office staff, housekeeping, reception, their supervisor, and the victim's biological mother," he said."Once we've done this, we will share the results as well as the progress of this investigation," he said.Ms Loader stayed at the Famous Hotel in Kuta, Bali, police say.
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