Shock as Aussie real estate agent is mysteriously found dead in the middle of a Bali street while on holiday on the paradise island
- Real estate agent found unresponsive in Bali
- Tributes have flowed for Charlie James Bradley
- He migrated to Australia from the UK in 2013
A real estate agent who was found dead in the middle of a Bali street is being remembered by loved ones as a ‘mate to so many’.
Charlie James Bradley, 28, was found dead outside a hospital in north Kuta after leaving a club on Sunday.
The keen amateur boxer had flown from Sydney on Thursday to attend a music festival on the popular holiday island with a friend.
His devastated sister Angela confirmed the sad news on social media this week.
Charlie James Bradley, 28, was found unresponsive outside the Bhaktivedanta Clinic in north Kuta after leaving a club on Sunday
Indonesian Police say they have launched an investigation into the real estate agent’s death and have so far spoken to two witnesses
‘This shocking news has rocked our family entirely, Charlie was loved by so many,’ she wrote.
‘Let this be a reminder to you all that life is too short, and hug those closest to you tightly.’
The property consultant worked for real estate firms like Belle and McGrath and specialised in selling homes in Newcastle, about two hours from Sydney.
Mr Bradley, a UK citizen, migrated from Coventry to Sydney back in 2013.
He posted a photo of himself posing in front of the Harbour Bridge with the caption: ‘Beats Coventry I reckon’.
The 28-year-old’s family, who live in Adelaide, are working with UK authorities to bring his body back to Australia.
Indonesian Police said they have launched an investigation into the death and have so far spoken to two witnesses.
Mr Bradley, a UK citizen, migrated from Coventry to Sydney back in 2013. He posted a photo of himself posing in front of the Harbour Bridge with the caption: ‘Beats Coventry I reckon’
The keen amateur boxer had flown from Sydney to Bali on Thursday to attend a music festival on the popular holiday island with a friend
His devastated sister Angela confirmed the sad news on social media this week, saying her brother’s death had rocked their entire family
Friends and family have flooded social media with tributes for the much-loved agent.
Beverley Page said Mr Bradley was cherished by loved ones.
‘He had the biggest heart and personality,’ she wrote.
‘Everyone who had the fortune of meeting him loved him.
‘His contagious smile, good looks and charm were only a few of his many qualities and he will be terribly missed by so many.’