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After her conviction for the Bali Suitcase Murder, Heather Mack is allegedly selling her three-month old daughter Stella for $150,000, claims Kia Walker, mother of Mack's boyfriend.

Michael Elkin, attorney of Heather Mack was quick to deny the claims of Walker, describing the allegations as "unequivocally" faux, reports People.

"The allegations of Heather selling Baby Stella for $150,000.00 are unequivocally not true and are nothing more than a smear campaign of Heather's genuine concerns for Stella," says attorney Elkin. "The financial motives of Kia Walker are coming to light by her own admissions."

Elkin said that Heather is currently trying to do the best she can for Baby STella to live a normal life. A source told Daily Mail Online that an Australian couple living in Bali are Heather's best prospect to become the caregivers of her infant while she stays in jail.

On June 12, Kia Walker, mother of Mack's boyfriend, Tommy Schaefer, went to Cook County, Chicago and said that Baby Stella, who is living behind bars with her mother, is being sold for $150,000 by Mack.

Walker adds that she has text messages with her to support her claim but refused to make a public statement for fear of being misquoted.

In April, Mack, 19, was convicted for the murder of her mother, Sheila von Wiese-Mack, and stuffing her lifeless body in a suitcase with the help of her 21-year-old boyfriend, Schaefer, reports CNN.

Mack is currently facing a 10-year imprisonment while her beau will stay inside for 18 years.

In August, a vacation turned into a nightmare as the couple killed Wiese-Mack in room 317 of the St. Regis Bali Resort after the three got into an argument over Heather and Tommy's relationship.

Schaefer claims he battered Wiese-Mack to death as a self-defense then put her body inside a large silver suitcase, which the couple left inside a taxi outside the resort. The two were arrested the next day after being found in another hotel.

Mack will be allowed to care for Baby Stella for two years then assign a custodian for her daughter until she is released.