"Suitcase murder" woman returning to U.S. from Indonesia
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Heather Mack and her lawyers are concerned she'll be taken into federal custody. She was convicted of helping her boyfriend kill her mother on vacation in Indonesia and hiding the body in a suitcase.
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The FBI might arrest Heather Mack, who served seven years in an Indonesian prison for aiding in the 2014 murder of her mother, upon her expected return to the U.S. Wednesday, her attorney says.
Heather Mack and her lawyers are concerned she'll be taken into federal custody. She was convicted of helping her boyfriend kill her mother on vacation in Indonesia and hiding the body in a suitcase.
The FBI arrested Heather Mack at a Chicago airport Wednesday, as she’s been newly indicted on conspiracy to commit murder and obstruction of justice charges for helping to stuff the body of her socialite mother into a suitcase at a ritzy Bali resort in an alleged plot to access her trust fund.
Federal agents arrested her as she stepped off the plane at Chicago’s O’Hare on two counts of conspiracy to commit murder in a foreign country and one obstruction of justice charge.
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