Miss Mack earlier had expressed fears that she would have to deliver the baby behind bars because she did not have a down payment that the hospital wanted up front.īut her U.S.

There is every likelihood of the couple’s next court appearance - their cases are being held separately - being adjourned while she regains the strength to face the judges in the Denpasar District Court. Unless the prison grants him a special privilege to see the baby, he is unlikely to see her until - and if - Miss Mack takes the child with her to their next scheduled court appearance on March 24. ‘He’s going crazy in there, wanting to see his daughter, but he’s been told he's a prisoner on a serious charge and there will be no hospital visits,’ a prison source said. Prison sources said he was 'pacing up and down with frustration' in his cell as he anxiously waits for the moment when he will first set eyes on his daughter. Joining her in the hospital room were the child's grandmother, Tommy Schaefer's mother, and other relatives and friends who had flown from their homes in Chicago.Īnd it is from his mother and relatives that Schaefer will have to rely for a first-hand description of his baby, for he has been refused the right to travel under guard from Kerobokan Prison to the hospital. They could both face a firing squad if found guilty of her mother's brutal murder last AugustĪlthough Miss Mack was not considered a flight risk, she remains under guard at all time, no matter what the circumstances, at the Sanglah Hospital with her baby beside her in a cot. Heather Mack and Tommy Schaefer, from Chicago, Illinois, (pictured in court on March 12) are being tried separately by the Denpasar District Court. Mr Jacobson, 72, who worked in politics, passed on the emails to the Tribune so that his friend's voice may be heard, he reportedly said. In one chilling message to her friend, Mrs von Wiese Mack wrote: 'I am really scared of what she may do next.' She will not answer emails and she told me that she would kill me and then kill herself. In another email she wrote: 'Heather ran away again tonight. At least she didn't hit me - her rage went to the window instead,' she wrote, according to The Tribune. 'Her anger escalates at an alarming rate and she seems to have no control over it - very scary. In March 2014, Mrs von Wiese Mack wrote in a string of emails to her longtime friend about her teenage daughter's explosive rages. However, emails provided by Mr Jacobson to The Chicago Tribune, revealed that Heather Mack had a long history of violent outbursts, stealing and manipulative behavior. The accused murderers have claimed in court that the unborn baby had been at the center of problems. In exclusive pictures, obtained by Daily Mail Online, Mack was seen at the window of her hospital room a day after giving birth to her 6lb 1oz daughter, Stella Schaefer, the last name being that of the baby's father and her co-accused. On Tuesday, Heather Mack gave birth to a baby girl via Caesarean at Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar. 'She will stop at nothing to get at my money.' 'She is really a master at manipulation and lying,' the mother wrote to a friend. The teen had also stolen heard mother's credit cards at this time and unknown to her run up a $4,000 bill throwing a party at a Chicago hotel, Mrs von Wiese-Mack wrote in an email. However in her emails to Mr Jacobson, it appeared that Mrs von Wiese Mack was aware that her daughter was pregnant before they left on the Bali vacation. They have told police that Mrs von Wiese Mack objected after finding out about her daughter’s pregnancy and during a fierce argument, Schaefer struck Heather’s mother with the metal handle of a fruit bowl while her daughter hid in the bathroom. She had been on vacation with her daughter and Schaefer at the time. Mrs von Wiese Mack's badly-beaten body was found in a blood-spattered suitcase in the trunk of a taxi at the luxury St. Her boyfriend, 21-year-old Tommy Schaefer, also has been charged with murder. Heather Mack faces life in prison - or even death by firing squad - if convicted of the premeditated murder of her mother last August.

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