The accused couple will be instructed to show what happened on the night their paths crossed fatally with the traffic policeman.
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It will be the first time they will be confronted with each other’s version of events.
“It is like the clothes that they were burning together, where they put the clothes that they wore at the time of the incident and like the cell phone that David took from the victims pocket and where they threw it, so it is just like that”.
Signs with their names written on were hung around their necks.
It was as if it was a stage production with police playing the role of the victim and witnesses playing themselves.
The reconstruction of the crime is a normal part of police investigation in Indonesia.
“He was also asked about the (victim’s) shoes, he took the victims shoes off but he forgot why he did that”, he said.
Mr Nainggolan said witnesses had also been summoned to attend.
According to Mr Taylor and Ms Connor’s lawyers, the pair are blaming the other for instigating the destruction of evidence.
Anthony “Twig” Connor visits his ex-wife Sara Connor at Denpasar Police Station.
The crime scene on Kuta Beach.
Police at the reenactment in Bali.
That was followed by Ms Connor’s claims that she did not murder Mr Sudarsa but instead was the one who tried to protect him.
Mr Strain and Ms Connor’s former husband Anthony “Twig” Connor will fly to Bali at the weekend with Mr Connor expected to meet Ms Connor on Monday.
Upon meeting Mr Taylor this was taken off with the British man kissing her on the top of her head.
Both suspects are expected to be returned to the scene of the alleged crime for a full reconstruction of the officer’s death.
A grim re-enactment of the alleged murder of an Indonesian police officer on a Bali beach has seen British DJ David Taylor mime bashing a spread-eagled police officer on Kuta Beach with a jagged bottle of beer.
Mr Taylor faced a psychological test on Monday, to determine if he was mentally capable of committing the alleged crime, and then further interrogation.
He said he had requested the handcuffs be taken off the pair during the re-enactment, and police had agreed.
He said Mr Taylor had told her the police officer had merely passed out and it was only a couple of days later she learned of his death.
Mr Purnomo said the beach area where the officer was killed would be closed off for the re-enactment but the road would remain open and police will be deployed for security.
“Scenes” included Mr Taylor approaching Mr Sudarsa and confronting him over Ms Connor’s lost wallet.
“He told me that some things aren’t right here, but I said to him that is Sara’s version of events so you make your own version”, Mr Sihombing said.
Murder suspect Sara Connor.
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As if she was standing in the wings of a play, Connor was then brought into the scene, to re-enact how she tried to separate the pair.
