Niamh Finneran Loader autopsy inconclusive after she died in Bali following dental procedure
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The shocking autopsy result of the young Australian woman found dead on her Bali hotel floor leaves her devastated family reeling, as mystery surrounds what REALLY happened to the student.
- Niamh Finneran Loader was found dead on December 2
- He had flown to Bali on November 26 for dental work.
- The autopsy was inconclusive.
Niamh Finneran Loader, 25, had flown to the tourist attraction on November 26, but was found dead inside the bathroom of the famous Kuta-Bali hotel on December 2.
The heartbroken family of an Australian college student who died mysteriously in Bali are no closer to learning what happened to her after an autopsy failed to reveal a cause of death.
Niamh Finneran Loader, 25, flew to the tourist hotspot on November 26 for a vacation and simple dental work, but was found dead in the bathroom of the famous Kuta-Bali hotel on December 2.
His sudden death after the minor dental procedure has left his family devastated and the authorities baffled.
An autopsy was carried out at Bali’s Sanglah Hospital earlier this week, but Denpasar Police Chief Bambang Yugo Pamungkas said it was inconclusive.
“We received the autopsy report and interviewed the medical examiner last week,” he said Monday.
“But he was unable to determine the cause of death based on the results of the toxicology and pathology tests.”
Ms Loader’s body was found at the famous Kuta-Bali hotel on December 2.
Kuta Police Chief Yogie Pramagita earlier said his officers had searched the room where Ms Loader had stayed and questioned at least seven people, including hotel staff, the dentist and a tattoo artist.
Engineers found her lifeless body when they entered her room to fix the air conditioning.
His father, Malcolm Loader, previously told the Western Australia her daughter was ‘very happy’ with the results of the ‘minor’ dental procedure she received.
“Police are currently investigating…we have no idea (what caused his death) at this time,” Loader said.
Ms Loader was studying for a master’s degree in international relations and national security at the University of Western Australia.
Police are meeting to determine the next step in the investigation into Ms Loader’s cause of death.
Ms Loader was studying for a master’s degree in international relations and national security at the University of Western Australia.
He recently wrote an insightful op-ed in The Spectator calling on the Australian government to ban facial recognition technology used in apps like TikTok.
Ms. Loader was due to travel to the United States in February after being awarded an internship by the Mannkal Economic Education Foundation.
“We are shocked and saddened to learn of his passing,” a Foundation spokesman said. She was a very bright student.
Ms Loader has been described as a ‘smart and dedicated’ student who immigrated to Perth from Ireland as a child.