Chilling new theory into death of Aussie real estate agent in Bali
The family of Charlie Bradley have shared an emotional plea for answers, asking anyone with information on Charlie's final hours to come forward.
The 28-year-old real estate agent tragically died in Bali, after being found unresponsive outside a hospital in north Kuta, several hours after leaving a club on April 16th.
Charlie's family are asking for anyone with information on his whereabouts between the hours of leaving the club and being found at the hospital to come forward, as they try to piece together what caused his untimely death.
Charlie's sister Beth Bradley has told Daily Mail Australia that she suspects her brother may have been a victim of methanol poisoning, after being assured by his friends that no drugs were taken.
"Charlie doesn't drink beer - he sticks to spirits," she said.
"There's a lot of methanol poisoning in Bali. It seems that a lot of the bars pump their alcohol with ethanol themselves to save them money in terms of producing it."
"The body can't hack that much which can end up with you having hallucinations, not being able to walk, shaking and multiple other symptoms."
Ms Bradley said she had "wracked her brain a million times over" in a search for answers for what happened to her brother and believes this was the most plausible.
"Every time I've Googled people dying in Bali it seems to be a very similar situation and it seems to be happening more as of late," she said.
While Beth stressed that this was just a theory, she believed methanol poisoning could explain an unusual phone call she received from a doctor who treated her brother at Siloam Hospital in Kuta.
"The doctor told me that a man had brought Charlie into the hospital and that he showed him a video of Charlie standing, looking confused and shouting," she said.
"He then fell to the ground and was rolling around. He stood up, fell again and banged his head on the floor - five times. By the time he received Charlie at the hospital, Charlie had passed away."
The family now face an agonising wait to repatriate Charlie's body for a post mortem examination in Australia to determine his cause of death.
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