Utomo says the two had stayed in the same hotel as the victim and are believed to have placed the su

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Utomo says the two had stayed in the same hotel as the victim and are believed to have placed the suitcase in the taxi. The police chief says the two were being questioned but were refusing to talk until being joined by attorneys.
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According to Indonesian broadcaster Trans TV, police say Sheila Mack was found beaten to death and stuffed in a suitcase outside the prestigious Saint Regis Bali resort Tuesday and that the suspected couple was later found by police sleeping in a hotel room in Kuta, a town about 6 miles from the St. Regis.
After two hours, the taxi driver said he entered the hotel and spoke to employees, who went to the family's rooms and found them empty, Trans TV reports. When the taxi driver and a manager opened the trunk, they saw blood on the luggage and drove the car to a police station, where the woman's body was found inside a hard-sided grey piece of luggage, Trans TV reported.