Bali suitcase murder: Suspect reportedly complains about KFC

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Finger lickin' bad.

A 21-year-old man accused with his girlfriend of killing her mother and stuffing her body in a suitcase is apparently offended he was served KFC in a Bali prison.

Tommy Schaefer complained to authorities that the fried fare is not good enough for the couple, police sources told news.com.au. However, cops say they that KFC is a luxury item in Bali and is not even affordable for the poor.

“We have already given treatment that Tommy Schaefer is more than normal,” Denpasar Police Chief Djoko Hari Utomo told news.com.au, when asked about the treatment of Schaefer's 19-year-old pregnant girlfriend Heather Mack. “We give the same food for all suspects. We also give special attention to her as she is still young. This is a transition period for her."

Schaefer and Mack are accused of killing 62-year-old Sheila von Wiese-Mack, whose body was discovered in a suitcase in Bali on Aug. 12. If convicted in the slaying of the Chicago woman, the couple could face the death penalty by firing squad, according to Indonesia law.

Sheila von Wiese-Mack had squared off with her daughter many times, especially since 2006, when her husband died. During a nine-year period, cops went to the family's Illinois home 86 times on domestic violence and theft calls, NBC Chicago reported.

Authorities also said that Heather Mack is going through a normal pregnancy, not an ectopic one, as she claimed, according to news.com.au.

However, the lawyer for Mack says he is concerned for her health, he told CBS in Chicago. Michael Elkin told the station that his client said she had been sexually assaulted on multiple occasions.

“I said, 'Were you touched?’ And she said ‘Yes,' Elkin told CBS. "I said, ‘Were you touched inappropriately?’ And she said ‘Yes.'"

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Last thing you want to worry about is being served KFC in prison. Death by firing squad is no joke.