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Heather Mack, dubbed the "Suitcase Killer," has admitted her role in her mother's murder during their luxury holiday to Bali.

Heather Mack, dubbed the "Suitcase Killer," has admitted her role in her mother's murder during their luxury holiday to Bali.

As Chicago woman Heather Mack pleads guilty over the killing of her socialite mother Sheila von Weise-Mack at a 5-star Bali resort in 2014, America remains horrified by the case involving a Bonnie and Clyde fantasy, a body stuffed in a suitcase and a baby born behind bars. Rachel Sharp reports

As Chicago woman Heather Mack prepares to plead guilty over the killing of her socialite mother Sheila von Weise-Mack at a 5-star Bali resort in 2014, all these years on America remains horrified by the case involving a Bonnie and Clyde fantasy, a body stuffed in a suitcase and a baby born behind bars. Rachel Sharp reports

As Chicago woman Heather Mack prepares to plead guilty over the killing of her socialite mother Sheila von Weise-Mack at a 5-star Bali resort in 2014, all these years on America remains horrified by the case involving a Bonnie and Clyde fantasy, a body stuffed in a suitcase and a baby born behind bars. Rachel Sharp reports

HEATHER MACK: As Chicago woman Heather Mack prepares to plead guilty over the killing of her socialite mother Sheila von Weise-Mack at a 5-star Bali resort in 2014, all these years on America remains horrified by the case of – a case involving a Bonnie and Clyde fantasy, a body stuffed in a suitcase and a baby born behind bars. Rachel Sharp reports

As Chicago woman Heather Mack prepares to plead guilty over the killing of her socialite mother Sheila von Weise-Mack at a 5-star Bali resort in 2014, all these years on America remains horrified by the case of – a case involving a Bonnie and Clyde fantasy, a body stuffed in a suitcase and a baby born behind bars. Rachel Sharp reports

Heather Mack told Insider she is planning a plea deal and hopes to be free in as little as two years despite killing her mother in 2014.

Newly filed federal court documents revealed text messages between Heather Mack and her boyfriend in the days leading up to the murder of her mother Sheila Von Wiese-Mack in Bali nearly a decade ago. 

World News - WASHINGTON: A Chicago woman who spent seven years jailed in Bali for helping kill her mother at a luxury hotel was arrested on Wednesday upon her return from Indonesia, the US Justice Department said. Heather Mack, 26, was taken into custody when she... Read more at www.tnp.sg