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	Robert Ellis, 60, who was also an Australian passport holder, was killed on instructions from his Indonesian wife, they said, with one suspected motive being money.&nbsp;</div>
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	Residents found the decomposing body of Ellis, who had lived on Bali for several years, early Tuesday dumped next to a paddy field, wrapped up in plastic and blankets.</div>
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	The wife, Julaikah Noor Ellis, went to the police to report her husband missing soon after the body was found, but she was later detained and named a suspect in the case.</div>
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	&quot;Our suspicion towards the wife of the victim was first aroused when some of the victim&#39;s friends said there have been problems between the couple for a while,&quot; detective Wisnu Wardana said.</div>
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	&quot;After talking to her slowly and kindly for a while, she finally admitted it.&quot;</div>
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Wife admits ordering killing of Briton on Bali: police

DENPASAR, Indonesia, Oct 22, 2014 (AFP) - The wife of a British man found with his throat slashed and dumped in a ditch on Indonesia's resort island of Bali has admitted ordering the killing, police said Wednesday.