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Daily Mirror
25-06-2025
- Daily Mirror
Wife's heartbreaking letter after tourist husband gunned down in Bali
Mother-of-six Jazmyn Gourdeas asked her lawyer to read out the letter, which described the late Zivan Radmanovic, 32, as a "loving man and the best dad in the world" after he was gunned down in Bali, Indonesia A wife has penned a heart-wrenching letter to the husband she lost after he was shot dead in Bali. Jazmyn Gourdeas described Zivan Radmanovic, 32, as "the best dad in the world" in the letter which was read out by her family lawyer at a press conference on the Indonesian island on Tuesday. 'My husband was a loving man and the best dad in the world, now I have the unimaginable (task) of going home to tell (the kids) that he's no longer here,' the letter read. Please respect our privacy so we can grieve his loss.' Her lawyer Sary Latief told reporters the mother was "not coping very well" after the loss of her beloved husband, adding that the grief has lead to her stopping eating, and losing a lot of weight as a result. '[She] doesn't have the appetite to eat, she's lost a lot of weight, she looks very pale, she's really worried, she wants to go home," Sary said, adding that she was being supported by her mother and brother who have flown out to Indonesia. Jazmyn and her husband were celebrating her 30th birthday in a villa they had rented when three men broke in and murdered him on June 14, according to The 30-year-old mother-of-six ran and hid to avoid the assailants, while her husband was battered before being shot dead. Sanar Ghanim, who also sustained gunshot wounds, managed to escape with his life. Jazmyn's loved ones are now raising funds to help the single mother-of-six children aged between nine months and 13 years old. Her friend Jamie Lee wrote on the page: 'While only married for just under a year, the couple were deeply in love and shared a family together. 'Now Jazmyn faces the unimaginable challenge of caring for their large family alone, including three children diagnosed with epilepsy who require ongoing medication, therapies and frequent medical appointments.' Three Australian nationals have been arrested on suspicion of murder, according to the Indonesian police. 'We are certain these three are the perpetrators. They are Australian nationals according to their passports,' said Bali Police Chief Daniel Adityajaya. If convicted of murder, the men could face the death penalty. The motive behind the attack is still unknown, though police have connected the surviving victim, Sanar, to the Australian criminal underworld. Badung Police Chief Arif Batubara confirmed he was also taken to hospital after he was beaten. ' We cannot yet determine the motive,' he said. The 34-year-old is said to have a child with the stepdaughter of slain kingpin Carl Williams, who is from Melbourne. The gangster, who was serving time in jail for murdering three of his rivals, was beaten to death in prison in 2010.
Courier-Mail
18-06-2025
- Courier-Mail
Jazmyn Gourdeas fundraiser after Zivan Radmanovic Bali shooting
Don't miss out on the headlines from Breaking News. Followed categories will be added to My News. The wife of Bali shooting victim Zivan Radmanovic is still in Indonesia, a close friend has revealed in a desperate public plea for support. Mr Radmanovic, 32, was shot and killed at a villa at the Badung Regency north of Kuta on Saturday. His wife Jazmyn Gourdeas was in the villa but not physically injured. A second man Sanar Ghanim, 34, was also shot during the attack. An image shows Mr Ghanim being tended to by paramedics with his feet and face covered in blood. Now, a fundraiser has been launched for Ms Gourdeas, with close family friend Jamie Lee revealing new details about the aftermath of the tragedy. 'This sudden and devastating loss has left Jazmyn a single mother to six beautiful children, aged from just 9 months to 13 years,' the fundraiser states. 'While only married for just under a year, the couple were deeply in love and shared a family together. A GoFundMe has been set up for Jazmyn Gourdeas after the shooting of Zivan Radmanovic. Picture: Supplied 'Now Jazmyn faces the unimaginable challenge of caring for their large family alone, including three children diagnosed with epilepsy who require ongoing medication, therapies and frequent medical appointments.' Ms Lee said Ms Gourdeas remained in Indonesia as the investigation into the killing progresses, and her family were taking care of the children in Australia. The financial burden facing Ms Gourdeas would now be 'overwhelming', she added. 'Zivan was a kind, hardworking man devoted to his family,' she said. 'His loss leaves a huge hole in their lives, but together, we can help Jazmyn and her children find a way forward. 'Your donation – no matter the size – will help provide stability, care and comfort to a grieving family facing an uncertain future.' As of Wednesday morning, $13,800 had been raised from a $20,000 target. Indonesian police have arrested two people over the shooting of Mr Radmanovic and Mr Ghanim. Sanar Ghanim receives treatment after the shooting. Picture: Supplied Media organisation Nusa Bali reported that one of the alleged offenders was arrested in Jakarta, while another person was captured abroad and was being taken to the Indonesian capital. Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo held a press conference in Bali on Tuesday at the Jembrana Police Headquarters. 'Regarding the shooting involving Australian citizens, I have received a report from the Bali Police Chief. One suspect has been secured in Jakarta, and another is on the way from overseas,' the police chief told media. 'A more detailed statement will be released by Bali Police. 'What I can say for now is that this case was solved through co-operation between our Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim), Immigration, and the Australian Federal Police (AFP).'. General Sigit did not release any information about identity of the alleged shooters but told media that Bali Regional Police would provide more detailed information. It was reported there were two alleged offenders who might be Australian and the gunmen used firearms during the attack. It was not clear what the motive was behind the attack. Bali Regional Police Chief Daniel Adityajaya said his department would provide an update later. 'Once the evidence and documentation are complete, Bali Police will issue an official statement to the public and media,' he said. Originally published as Fundraiser launched for family of Bali shooting victim Zivan Radmanovic
Perth Now
18-06-2025
- Perth Now
‘Overwhelming': Plea after Bali shooting
The wife of Bali shooting victim Zivan Radmanovic is still in Indonesia, a close friend has revealed in a desperate public plea for support. Mr Radmanovic, 32, was shot and killed at a villa at the Badung Regency north of Kuta on Saturday. His wife Jazmyn Gourdeas was in the villa but not physically injured. A second man Sanar Ghanim, 34, was also shot during the attack. An image shows Mr Ghanim being tended to by paramedics with his feet and face covered in blood. Now, a fundraiser has been launched for Ms Gourdeas, with close family friend Jamie Lee revealing new details about the aftermath of the tragedy. 'This sudden and devastating loss has left Jazmyn a single mother to six beautiful children, aged from just 9 months to 13 years,' the fundraiser states. 'While only married for just under a year, the couple were deeply in love and shared a family together. A GoFundMe has been set up for Jazmyn Gourdeas after the shooting of Zivan Radmanovic. Supplied Credit: News Corp Australia 'Now Jazmyn faces the unimaginable challenge of caring for their large family alone, including three children diagnosed with epilepsy who require ongoing medication, therapies and frequent medical appointments.' Ms Lee said Ms Gourdeas remained in Indonesia as the investigation into the killing progresses, and her family were taking care of the children in Australia. The financial burden facing Ms Gourdeas would now be 'overwhelming', she added. 'Zivan was a kind, hardworking man devoted to his family,' she said. 'His loss leaves a huge hole in their lives, but together, we can help Jazmyn and her children find a way forward. 'Your donation – no matter the size – will help provide stability, care and comfort to a grieving family facing an uncertain future.' As of Wednesday morning, $13,800 had been raised from a $20,000 target. Indonesian police have arrested two people over the shooting of Mr Radmanovic and Mr Ghanim. Sanar Ghanim receives treatment after the shooting. Supplied Credit: Supplied Media organisation Nusa Bali reported that one of the alleged offenders was arrested in Jakarta, while another person was captured abroad and was being taken to the Indonesian capital. Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo held a press conference in Bali on Tuesday at the Jembrana Police Headquarters. 'Regarding the shooting involving Australian citizens, I have received a report from the Bali Police Chief. One suspect has been secured in Jakarta, and another is on the way from overseas,' the police chief told media. 'A more detailed statement will be released by Bali Police. 'What I can say for now is that this case was solved through co-operation between our Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim), Immigration, and the Australian Federal Police (AFP).'. General Sigit did not release any information about identity of the alleged shooters but told media that Bali Regional Police would provide more detailed information. It was reported there were two alleged offenders who might be Australian and the gunmen used firearms during the attack. It was not clear what the motive was behind the attack. Bali Regional Police Chief Daniel Adityajaya said his department would provide an update later. 'Once the evidence and documentation are complete, Bali Police will issue an official statement to the public and media,' he said.
Yahoo
07-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Vote for azcentral's Student of the Week for April 7-11
Student of the Week offers schools the chance to celebrate teens who have placed in an art, dance or music competition, excelled in a science fair, won an essay contest, received a scholarship, were recognized for their volunteer service or have shined in some other way. All high schools in Arizona are invited to nominate students to be included in an online poll where readers vote to choose the Student of the Week. Student of the Week voting is open from 6 a.m. Monday through noon Wednesday. The winner is announced online on Friday morning. Meet this week's nominees! Ethan Gomez is currently first in the nation for the javelin, he's broken his own school record, and he's won the Chandler Rotary Tournament. Recently, Ethan also served on Valley Christian's Engage Costa Rica trip, where he was an incredibly hard worker while serving the children there through sports camps and service projects. Nomination submitted by Savannah Freeman, executive project manager, Valley Christian Schools. Mario Torres Hernandez is an outstanding student at Apache Junction High School who, in addition, attends the East Valley Institute of Technology in the medical assisting program. Mario has a quiet strength. He leads by example and consistently demonstrates excellence in academics, leadership and character, making him an outstanding role model for peers and an asset to our school community. Academically, Mario has excelled across all subjects, consistently earning top grades and maintaining a remarkable GPA. His commitment to learning is evident in his curiosity, persistence and ability to master challenging concepts with ease. Nomination submitted by Jennifer Powell, academic counselor, Apache Junction High School. Jazmyn Zarate is an exceptional candidate for Student of the Week due to her outstanding leadership, dedication and multifaceted accomplishments. As a two-time class senate president and current student body president, she has shown remarkable initiative by leading her peers, planning major events like homecoming and prom, and raising over $30,000 with a starting budget of $200. Jazmyn balances her demanding roles with a commitment to service, contributing 200-plus volunteer hours and participating in Rotary International's Interact Club and National Honor Society. Academically driven, she excels in Advanced Placement and honors courses while attending college classes through ACE (Achieving a College Education) and TRIO programs, setting her sights on graduating with an associate degree. Alongside her school contributions, Jazmyn works part-time to support her family and senior year expenses, displaying resilience and responsibility. With plans to pursue communication and education at the University of Arizona to become a program director, Jazmyn exemplifies ambition, compassion, and excellence, making her a deserving honoree. Nomination submitted by Reema Sharma, college algebra teacher, Central High School. For more information on Student of the Week, email studentoftheweek@ This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Vote for azcentral's Student of the Week for April 7-11
