David Taylor and Sarah Connor were arrested on Friday, two days after the death of traffic police officer Wayan Sudarsa.
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The smashed remains of a beer bottle and a broken surfboard were also discovered at the crime scene.
David Taylor admitted the policeman’s killing.
“The victim bit her leg”, Mr Siregar said.
That night Mr Taylor had picked her up from the airport and they had gone to a restaurant before heading to the beach.
“I saw one only, on her thigh”.
“According to the result of the investigation today, Sara said that she was not involved in this murder, she was not involved at all with this murder”, her lawyer Erwin Siregar said.
His legal team say they burnt the clothes before going to the consulate in Denpasar where they were arrested on Friday afternoon.
However Mr Siregar said Ms Connor had not revealed any more information, stressing that his client was exhausted.
It is not clear where Mr Taylor was during the alleged struggle.
“She saw (it) looks like David punched this guy”.
She went closer to find Mr Taylor sitting on the man’s back, her lawyer Robert Khuana said. Police said the officer had deep wounds to his head.
She also said her handbag was missing, Maj Gen Priyanto told reporters.
David Taylor, who plays as DJ Nutzo, spent time in New Zealand. “David said, “No”, he only said “F–!” and then left”.
“Siregar said Connor was ‘sad” and police postponed the interrogation yesterday after she complained of being exhausted. She was very shocked and sad (to later learn) that the victim died. “He said “f-k” and left the victim”.
“Our thoughts, hearts and love go out to Sara as she deals with this thoroughly tragic incident”.
On Wednesday, the couple moved from Kubu Kauh Beach Inn to a homestay in Jimbaran.
Mr Haposan said it was unclear when the couple first became aware that Mr Sudarsa was dead.
And police say blood was found inside the room at the hotel where Taylor and Connor were staying.
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Instead the couple were taken to Trijata police hospital in Denpasar for a physical examination, presumably to be used as evidence.
Ms Connor, who is believed to hail from Italy, runs her own business, Byron Bay Fresh Pasta, and also works as a housekeeper at the Nomad Arts Factory Lodge. But the story began to unravel when Mr Haposan suspected his own client of hiding something after visiting him on Sunday.
‘Incriminating factor is when the suspect not co-operative, beating around the bush, not admitting his mistake and it will cause harsher punishment.
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Mr Taylor had wounds on his hands, which he had earlier told police were old injuries and not related to the attack that ended the police officer’s life.
