Australian woman forced to flee Bali after her Indonesian boyfriend 'punched, robbed and attacked' her during a week of torment.
- Tammie Wilkinson says she was bashed and robbed while on holiday in Bali
- The young Australian woman was forced to flee the popular tourist spot
- Arriving back in Australia she shared disturbing photos of her bruised face
- Ms Wilkinson said reporting the incident to police did little to help her
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A young Australian woman has been forced to flee Indonesia after allegedly being bashed and having all her possessions stolen by her boyfriend.
What should have been an enjoyable Bali getaway for Tammie Wilkinson turned into a week from hell at the hands of a former partner and who she claims repeatedly attacked and harassed her.
Only once back in her homeland on Sunday did she feel comfortable to reveal the true toll of her cut eyes and bruised and battered face.
Taking to Facebook to share the disturbing photos of her face and tell of her horrifying experience, Ms Wilkinson warned others to watch out for the man who runs a tour business.
Tammie Wilkinson (pictured) has suffered a week from hell in Bali after she was allegedly repeatedly bashed and robbed by a man who she claims was her boyfriend
Once back in Australia the young woman took to Facebook to share disturbing photos of her bruised and battered face. Ms Wilkinson warned others to watch out for the man who runs a tour business
'It's disgusting how a man can not only mentally abuse a woman and say nasty things which have no truth behind them but physically abuse her as well,' Ms Wilkinson wrote.
'I have spent this last week in Bali scared of this man... (who) not only repeatedly punched me but stole my money, phone and bank card.
'He even broke into my hotel room at 3am in the morning and started yelling and trying to attack me. Then proceeded to steal my room key.'
Ms Wilkinson told Daily Mail Australia she'd reported the incidents to police, but had been told that they could only take action if she stayed in Bali.
Ms Wilkinson says the man 'punched' her, while also breaking into her hotel room in the early hours of the morning, forcing her to flee to another hotel
Messages between the two show Ms Wilkinson's outrage as she accuses him of abusing her. The alleged attacker replies saying he is 'so sorry' for his actions
Not willing to chance her safety, she was left with no choice by to flee back home, only able to confront her alleged attacker via message.
After Ms Wilkinson told him 'hitting a girl is the worst thing you could ever do', he appeared to feign some remorse.
'I'm so sorry,' the man wrote.
In a Facebook comment on her post, Ms Wilkinson described the man to a friend as her 'ex-boyfriend'.
Ms Wilkinson claims her terrible experience has 'changed her view' about Indonesia as a popular holiday destination for Australians.
'If you are going to Bali avoid him at any cost he is very dangerous,' she warned.
'I have waited to post this till now because I feel safe now I'm back here in Australia.
'He can proceed to call me a sl** a c**t and run me down on social media but all my true friends know who I am.
'Please don't let this happen to anyone else traveling to Bali and share his photo.'
Ms Wilkinson said she plans to report the man to the Australian embassy in Bali.
Ms Wilkinson took to Facebook to share her story and photos of her injuries
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