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• par: Michele Pennington on behalf of Schapelle Corby
• destinataire: Free Schapelle Corby Now

All information is © Copyright 2006 'FreeSchapelle.net' - All Rights Reserved - No This is a very sadistic procedure and there is no reasonable excuse for it. There isn't a fine high enough to give to those who do it so I say again "May They Burn In Hell". . n e t

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H o m e p a g e . | . N e w s . | . H o w . T o . H e l p . | . P h o t o s . | . C o n t a c t . S c h a p e l l e This website is dedicated to Schapelle Corby and has been created in consultation with her family L a t e s t . N e w sEx-Centrelink worker slammed over Corby leak A FORMER Centrelink employee who leaked twisted information about jailed Bali drug runner Schapelle Corby to a television current affairs show was branded "a disgrace" yesterday by a Gold Coast magistrate.

Magistrate Terry Duroux said the Corbys had already been through enough "without this sort of thing".

He was sentencing Natalie Pearson, 24, who pleaded guilty in the Southport Magistrate's Court to unlawfully communicating private information about a pension application by Corby a month before she was arrested in Bali in October 2004 with 4.1kg of marijuana in her bodyboard bag.

The court was told Pearson leaked the details to Channel 7's Today Tonight, which ran a story alleging Corby had applied for the pension for drug-related psychological problems.

But Pearson was only repeating office gossip, as Corby's pension claim was for post-traumatic stress believed to be related to her cancer-stricken father, Michael.

Defence lawyer Debbie Marinov said Pearson had been pressured into doing the Today Tonight interview, even though she "knew it was the wrong thing to do".

Mr Duroux said while Pearson might have been pressured, she simply should have refused to do the interview.

"This was a trying time for Ms Corby and her family," he said.