Warning: This post deals with graphic violence and an allegation of a sexual assault and may be distressing for some readers.
Update:
Further details have emerged regarding Sheila von Wiese-Mack, the mother allegedly killed and hidden in a suitcase by her daughter, 19-year-old Heather Mack.
The Daily Mail reports Ms von Wiese-Mack was paid $800,000 in a lawsuit settlement against a cruise liner company three years ago — and court documents show that around $500,000 was designated for her daughter after going to her husband’s estate.
James Mack, who died in 2006, signed his will five days before his death, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The will specified it was “only to provide for Heather Mack, my child, and for no other children.”
But in 2011, a court ruled Ms von Weise-Mack could pay herself that $500,000 as the estate’s ‘sole beneficiary’, The Daily Mail reports.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports it is not clear if the settlement affected hte relationship between mother and daughter.
Update:
Heather Mack, the teenager accused of murdering her mother in Bali and storing the woman’s head in a suitcase, had reportedly been abusing her mother for years.
Top Comments
This is ridiculous. Females do not commit Domestic Violence. There is no need to protect anybody from female violence.
KFC & other Western-style fast food is actually considered a relatively expensive meal in developing countries like Indonesia. To be able to eat often at these joints is a sign of wealth to the people there. I speak from experience growing up in a developing countries.
She's not doing any favours by accusing the prison officials of racism.