Police were unable to speak to the bystander, a foreign tourist, but say they are still investigating Mr Bradley's death to establish a timeline of his movements. Ms Bradley says she was told that the other bystander who got into the taxi to take her brother to hospital had filmed him in the last minutes before he died.īut when the taxi delivered him to the hospital, the man disappeared. Hundreds of thousands of Australians flock to Bali each year, making up the majority of international tourist numbers. Witnesses told police that shortly before Mr Bradley collapsed they had seen him leaving a restaurant 250 metres from the clinic, shaking uncontrollably and repeatedly falling over on the street. It shows him falling on the road, getting up and trying to walk, only to collapse again moments later. The ABC has seen CCTV footage of Mr Bradley's collapse from a camera above a bar across the road from the clinic. There was no movement in his chest.' Piecing together clues from CCTV footage 'I could tell because he wasn't breathing. 'He was already dead,' said Dani Siswanto, a local 'Gojek' driver who helped put Mr Bradley into the taxi and held his head in his lap as they rushed to the hospital.

With no doctor available, the clinic had no choice but to turn Mr Bradley away, but by then he was barely alive.Ī local taxi driver and two bystanders took Mr Bradley to Siloam hospital, but it was too late. 'When I opened the door I could see he was having a seizure,' said Yeni Wahyuni, a nurse at the 24-hour Bhaktivedanta clinic. He left just after midnight and called a taxi to his villa, but somehow ended up outside a medical clinic around 4am, where he collapsed on the road.

The body of a young Sydney real estate agent who died mysteriously in Bali last month will arrive home in Australia on Sunday, where his family hopes an autopsy will finally provide some answers.Ĭharlie Bradley, 28, died a few hours after drinking at a beach club in Canggu on the evening of Sunday April 16.

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