Bali Police Seek to Question Australians in Alleged Spa Scandal

Indonesian authorities aim to interview Ricky Olarenshaw and others over claims of illegal activities at a Bali spa.

Indonesian police have reversed their initial decision and now wish to question Ricky Olarenshaw and three other Australians regarding the operations of Flame Spa Bali.
Nitha Olarenshaw, estranged wife of the former AFL player, remains in custody after a court upheld the legality of her arrest on charges related to prostitution and pornography.
Nitha's lawyers argue she was merely a figurehead for the spa, used to circumvent foreign investment laws, with the Australians as the real owners.
The police raid on Flame Spa, which allegedly offered illegal sexual services, has led to accusations of misconduct and bias in the investigation.
The outcome of a recent internal police review on the handling of the case is still unknown, and no date has been set for Nitha's trial.