Tourist claims he also fell ill at Bali restaurant where Noelene and Yvana Bishoff ate before deaths AN Australian tourist has claimed he fell ill after eating at a Bali restaurant where Noelene and Yvana Bischoff dined before their mystery deaths. Queensland police contacted relatives of the Bischoffs yesterday to advise that the Victorian man came forward after returning to Australia. Ms Bischoff's brother-in-law Kevin Bowe yesterday said the family was seeking more information about the new case of possible food poisoning. Indonesian authorities say the deaths of a Qld mother and daughter in Bali were not the result of a crime. The family was told the complaint may have related to a different day than when Noelene and Yvana were at the restaurant. ``A gentleman from Victoria got in touch with Foreign Affairs stating he was quite ill ... when he ate at the same restaurant," Mr Bowe said. ``The detective in charge rang my daughter earlier to advise someone else had reported being ill. The development comes as the family is this week due to receive the results of Queensland autopsies, which could finally shed light on the deaths. Ms Bischoff, 54, a Sunshine Coast nurse, and daughter Yvana, 14, became critically ill on the evening of January 3 in their room at the Padang Bai Beach Resort in East Bali. Hours earlier, they sat down for dinner in the Buddha Bar and Restaurant attached to the resort. Their meal included grilled mahi mahi fish, which came under early scrutiny after Indonesian police initially blamed food poisoning or an allergic reaction. However other diners including resort manager Giovanni Bareato ate the dish, from the same whole fish bought that morning, without becoming ill. The Queensland coroner conducted autopsies at the family's request and is examining all possible causes.