Perth teen Tessa Mettam becomes latest Bali drink spiking victim A PERTH student is believed to have become the latest victim of drink poisoning at Bali nightclubs after she fell ill and was hospitalised last week. Tessa Mettam, 19, from Mindarie was in Kuta with friends and visited the Bounty nightclub when she started to become sick while she was drinking. She told Seven News she "kept going unconscious" and suffered seizures. Friends rushed her to hospital and her family suspect she was a victim of methanol poisoning. She has since been released from the Bali hospital and is now back in Perth. Ms Mettam's scare came after two teenage girls from NSW celebrating school leavers in Kuta fell sick, also after visiting the Bounty club. Stephanie Lamb, 17, was poisoned and began coughing up blood, before she fell unconscious. She ended up in the same hospital as 18-year-old Jasmine Baker. Ms Baker, who was flown from Bali to Royal Darwin Hospital on Friday, has now returned to her NSW Central Coast home, where she will receive further treatment. "What Jazzy remembers is that she knew she was in trouble and once her friends realised that she lost her eyesight they knew something dangerous was happening," he said today. He wrote: "Drinks spiked with methanol served at the Bounty last night (in Kuta) and two other smaller bars close by.