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Feb 21, 2017 · Simon Craig Peisley, 41, and Tabitha Lean, 39, were found guilty of more than 40 deception charges. Lean was director of the Aboriginal Health Services division of SA Health and her husband also worked there. The Adelaide District Court was told they faked racist death threats to themselves, their children and colleagues over a two-year period.
Nov 10, 2016 · Simon Craig Peisley leaves court today after being found guilty of multiple counts of deception. Picture: Roger Wyman. They accepted complex police evidence that found her fingerprint on an envelope and her handwriting being “similar” to some letters. Peisley’s DNA was also found on stationery.
Tabitha Lean,40, and her husband Simon Craig Peisley, 37, were convicted last month of 47 charges of deception and one of attempted deception. Their trial heard the couple sent relatives, friends and even their children's school concocted threats as well as packages of what appeared to be bloodstained children's clothing.
Aug 21, 2017 · Lean, 39, and her partner Simon Craig Peisley, 41, were found guilty of running a bizarre and macabre two-year scam on taxpayers that saw them net hundreds of thousands of dollars. They sent themselves and their children graphic death threats — some stained with fake blood — that had supposedly arisen due to their work.
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Oct 13, 2016 · Simon Craig Peisley outside the District Court on Wednesday. He is charged alongside his wife, Tabitha Lean, with 48 deception charges. The court heard SA Health also footed the bill for two holidays — to Melbourne and the Gold Coast — to help the family escape the perceived threat to their safety.
Oct 13, 2016 · Tabitha Lean, 40, and her partner Simon Craig Peisley, 37, are accused of orchestrating a sophisticated scam involving the making and sending of fake death threats - some of which were to themselves.
Simon Peisley and Tabitha Lean worked at South Australia's Aboriginal health service when they sent dozens of threats to their office, home and their children's school. They faked about 80 threats that included letters, parcels, phone calls and vandalising their own home with tomato sauce.
