Sex, Drugs, The Spa Party And A League Star
Wade Singleton
Sex, Drugs, The Spa Party And A League Star
By Brooke Williamson
28may02
ALLEGATIONS of swinging parties, drug use, infidelity and the marriage of
high profile rugby league personality Sean Garlick were explored in a Sydney
court room yesterday.
Nathan and Sean Garlick (l-r) leave the Downing Centre Court. News Photo
More national news The soap opera-like revelations came at a hearing in the
Downing Centre Local Court in which Garlick, South Sydney's football
manager, and his younger brother Nathan are accused of malicious damage and
assault on Jamie Killorn, husband of their cousin Shannon Killorn.
The court heard on the night of April 14 last year that Garlick was hiding
in the backyard of the Killorns' Pagewood home for several hours, covertly
watching six party-goers frolicking in the backyard spa and allegedly
snorting cocaine.
It was said Garlick's wife Samantha was also in the spa and was kissing
Nathan Wright, a friend of the Killorns with whom she had been having an
affair.
The next day Garlick, a serving police officer at the time, went to the
Pagewood house with his brother to confront the Killorns about getting
Samantha into an alleged swingers' party with drugs.
In his testimony, Mr Killorn said he was lying on the bed with his two
infant children when the Garlick brothers burst into the bedroom and started
hitting and kicking him. He said he was dragged into the hallway, where he
lay cowering as the two men continued to beat him. He said he saw an axe
lying on the ground and grabbed it and held it under his armpit so they
could not use it.
"I just thought of the kids, I just wanted to be a father at the end of the
day," he told the court.
But in cross-examination, defence counsel Robert Baker put a different
scenario to him. He said Garlick had come around to discuss the previous
night's activities, and had asked him to step out into the backyard to talk
away from the children.
"I put it to you that you went off the deck and then down the side [passage]
and came back with an axe," Mr Baker said.
"Then you said . . . well go on then, c . . ., if you want to have a go,
have a go now. I bet you wish you had your gun now, don't you. Come on, you
copper c . . ., have a go now."
Mr Baker then accused Mr Killorn of motioning towards Garlick with the axe,
and pushing him into the house which was where Nathan Garlick tackled him.
He said the pair acted in self-defence to wrestle the axe away from him.
"No, that's false," Mr Killorn replied.
Mr Baker also said Mr Killorn had failed to mention the presence of an axe
when he made his first statement to police, on the afternoon of the alleged
assault.
Mr Baker also accused Mr Killorn of ingesting cocaine at the party, and
suggested he offered drugs to Mrs Garlick.
Mr Killorn denied this, but in a blood test taken after he reported the
assault to police, traces of cocaine were found.
The hearing continues.
Jack Lamb
Perhaps Sean Garlick would have been better served by making use of the
aforementioned axe on his meddling, scheming wife. The guy she was cheating
with didn't have any responsibility to Sean, whereas Samantha did.
Either way, if Garlick had taken both of their heads off, I wouldn't have
been greatly concerned.
Cheers
JL
bunny
"Wade Singleton" <wa...@rabbitohs.com> wrote in message
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Without hearing details of the evidence but having had considerable
experience with people who have a brainful of cocaine, I tend towards Sean
Garlick's version of the story. Sounds like he may have made the mistake of
thinking he was marrying a nice conservative girl only to find she likes a
party and probably knows her way around a dick. Sorry tale.
Chris Parslow
Wade Singleton wrote in message ...
Jeeze, but you Bunnymen & Bunny women lead exciting lives!
I'm gunna start wearing me Souths beanie more often.
Might bring a bit of vividness into me colourless existence...
CP
Mike Burke
"Chris Parslow" <chr...@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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>
> >The hearing continues.
>
>
>
> Jeeze, but you Bunnymen & Bunny women lead exciting lives!
>
> I'm gunna start wearing me Souths beanie more often.
>
> Might bring a bit of vividness into me colourless existence...
>
Mike
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>
>Jeeze, but you Bunnymen & Bunny women lead exciting lives!
>I'm gunna start wearing me Souths beanie more often.
>Might bring a bit of vividness into me colourless existence...
>
How about doing an ASR-L Friday job on the Eels match CP?
It doesn't get much more vivid or colourful than that, all welcome of
course ;-)
'n
--
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>"Chris Parslow" <chr...@bigpond.com> wrote in message
>news:dYHI8.19612$b5.6...@newsfeeds.bigpond.com...
>LOL.
>
>Mike
Good grief, where the hell's your note?
(-:
Ian
--
Jeff
and whined:
>
>
> Perhaps Sean Garlick would have been better served by making use of
> the aforementioned axe on his meddling, scheming wife. The guy she
> was cheating with didn't have any responsibility to Sean, whereas
> Samantha did.
I guess that absolves Brad Fittler then..... allegedly.
Cheers,
Jeff.
Jeff
Well if yer all prepared to chip in and pay for my return flight, I'll
join ya all there ;-)
I'll even pay for all the drinks..... erm, is Swanny going?
On second thoughts.....
Cheers,
Jeff.
Oswald P Wrong
Wade Singleton <wa...@rabbitohs.com>, Tue, 28 May 2002 15:49:54 +1000,
blew it out his posterior thusly:
Very believable...
- - -
You have been watching asr-hell
- - -
Mike Burke
"Ian George" <iang...@newsguy.com> wrote in message
news:r267fuk5eg1n2guci...@4ax.com...
I got caught short on the way in, Ian.
And how's your very own good self?
Mike
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>"Ian George" <iang...@newsguy.com> wrote in message
>
>> Good grief, where the hell's your note?
>>
>
>I got caught short on the way in, Ian.
Try the rubber undies. Can you tell that in your absence I've missed
the opportunity to indulge in blatant ageist trolling?
>And how's your very own good self?
Busy enough for three of me, but good nonetheless - great to see you
back in the fray, Mike.
Ian
--
Mick
>
> Actually, I've found out I'm gonna be in Brisbane for that weekend for
> work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make the effort to get
> along.
>
> I've got the accursed 5am start the next morning though -- and will be
> staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether Toowong to ANZ is going to
> be worth the effort on a Fri night in a strange (very strange) city.
>
> I will be cheering for the Broncos, of course. A Dog fans being the
> natural enemy of the Eels fan.
We don't live to far away from Toowong so if you want a lift to the ground
let me know Debs. Also have a ticket if you need one.
Cheers,
Mick
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bunny
"Deb S" <de...@zeta.org.au> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 28 May 2002 07:18:40 GMT, "bunny" <cardina...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Sounds like he may have made the mistake of
> >thinking he was marrying a nice conservative girl only to find she likes
a
> >party and probably knows her way around a dick. Sorry tale.
> >
> she?
>
> Sorry. Open line, waiting to be taken. I couldn't help myself.
>
> DebS
>
Regrettably I have to pay that one. Pretty hume.
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>On Tue, 28 May 2002 14:41:39 GMT, Ian George <iang...@newsguy.com>
>>"Chris Parslow" <chr...@bigpond.com> stomped his widdle feet in
>>How about doing an ASR-L Friday job on the Eels match CP?
>>
>>It doesn't get much more vivid or colourful than that, all welcome of
>>course ;-)
>>
>>'n
>
>Actually, I've found out I'm gonna be in Brisbane for that weekend for
>work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make the effort to get
>along.
Be great to catch up with you Deb. We usually get together for a
quiet, dignified ale <chortle> in town about half five and split a
maxi cab down to the ground - depending on how many turn up.
>I've got the accursed 5am start the next morning though -- and will be
>staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether Toowong to ANZ is going to
>be worth the effort on a Fri night in a strange (very strange) city.
ANZ's a prick of a joint to get in and out of at the best of times,
and I'm guessing the crowd will be a fair size for this match, but the
shuttle back from town should see you easily able to hit your mattress
by 10:30 in Toowong. No drama really.
>I will be cheering for the Broncos, of course. A Dog fans being the
>natural enemy of the Eels fan.
Well, that's always safest of course ;-)
Ian
--
Chris Parslow
Ian George wrote in message ...
Spiffing idea, old chap.
CP
Chris Parslow
Mick wrote in message ...
>Deb S wrote:
>>
>> Actually, I've found out I'm gonna be in Brisbane for that weekend
for
>> work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make the effort to get
>> along.
>>
>> I've got the accursed 5am start the next morning though -- and will
be
>> staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether Toowong to ANZ is going
to
>> be worth the effort on a Fri night in a strange (very strange)
city.
>>
>> I will be cheering for the Broncos, of course. A Dog fans being the
>> natural enemy of the Eels fan.
>
>We don't live to far away from Toowong so if you want a lift to the
ground
>let me know Debs. Also have a ticket if you need one.
Thats the good news.
The bad new is you have to pretend to be under 12...
(No< I don't mean the dress size)
CP
Chris Parslow
Deb S wrote in message <8qo8fu8ekask4rqie...@4ax.com>...>wrote:
for
>work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make the effort to get
>along.
Please do!
>I've got the accursed 5am start the next morning though -- and will
be
>staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether Toowong to ANZ is going
to
>be worth the effort on a Fri night in a strange (very strange) city.
Buses leave from the city regularly. If there are enough pasengers, a
taxi isn't a budget-buggerer either.
>I will be cheering for the Broncos, of course. A Dog fans being the
>natural enemy of the Eels fan.
Most sensible, IMHO.
CP
Mick
>
>> We don't live to far away from Toowong so if you want a lift to the
>> ground let me know Debs. Also have a ticket if you need one.
>
> Thats the good news.
>
> The bad new is you have to pretend to be under 12...
Actually, Ticktek sent me 4 identical individual tickets, none of them
specify adult or child. They simply say "General Admission".
Jeff
> work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make the effort to get
> along.
>
> will be staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether Toowong
> to ANZ is going to be worth the effort on a Fri night in a strange
> (very strange) city.
I stayed not far from there (Auchenflower - 15 min stroll away).....
frequent rail service to the city too. I think ANZ is tricky to get to
on public transport though from anywhere.
Cheers,
Jeff.
rourkster
<wa...@rabbitohs.com> wrote:
>[Gee, our Football Manger seems like such a lovely bloke. Hmmm...]
>
>
>Sex, Drugs, The Spa Party And A League Star
>By Brooke Williamson
>28may02
>
>ALLEGATIONS of swinging parties, drug use, infidelity and the marriage of
>high profile rugby league personality Sean Garlick were explored in a Sydney
>court room yesterday.
>
>Nathan and Sean Garlick (l-r) leave the Downing Centre Court. News Photo
>More national news The soap opera-like revelations came at a hearing in the
>Downing Centre Local Court in which Garlick, South Sydney's football
>manager, and his younger brother Nathan are accused of malicious damage and
>assault on Jamie Killorn, husband of their cousin Shannon Killorn.
>
Just heard on Sports Tonight that all charges against Garlick & his
brother have been dropped. Garlick is now free to take up his new role
as Andrew Johns' manager.
(1 for Jeff and the MonoJoke)
Rourkster
Jeff
Well if that's the case, then given Johns alleged behavioural
tendencies, he would be most unwise attempting to give Garlick's wife a
good seeing to..... just ask Fittler.
Cheers,
Jeff.
GV }:c{>
> weekend for work -- if there's a meet and greet I might make
> the effort to get along.
Me too. I'm down there in Brisbane next week for the Origin, as
well as the Broncos vs Eels. Not returning back here until
Monday.
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Ian George
in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>Me too. I'm down there in Brisbane next week for the Origin, as
>well as the Broncos vs Eels. Not returning back here until
>Monday.
Driving down? You'll never make it in time for Wednesday.
'n
--
GV }:c{>
Well I'm no capitalist, so unfortunately I don't own a European
car with German engineered handling.
You've seen my American lemon.
GV }:c{>
> > and will be staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether
> > Toowong to ANZ is going to be worth the effort on a Fri
> > night in a strange (very strange) city.
>
> I stayed not far from there (Auchenflower - 15 min stroll
> away)..... frequent rail service to the city too. I think ANZ
> is tricky to get to on public transport though from anywhere.
Well I found it pretty easy.
But I usually stay in the CBD, so all I do is catch the bus from
Queen St Mall.
GV }:c{>
> > and will be staying at Toowong. Any comments on whether
> > Toowong to ANZ is going to be worth the effort on a Fri
> > night in a strange (very strange) city.
>
> Buses leave from the city regularly. If there are enough
> pasengers, a taxi isn't a budget-buggerer either.
Except when the driver takes the scenic route.
Ian George
in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>
>You've seen my American lemon.
More a lime iirc.
You want us to organise your ticket for the Parra game?
'n
--
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>Ian George wrote in message ...
>>How about doing an ASR-L Friday job on the Eels match CP?
>>
>>It doesn't get much more vivid or colourful than that, all welcome of
>>course ;-)
>
>Spiffing idea, old chap.
I'll arrange the tickets this time if you like, seems unfair to keep
giving you the short straw. Anyone who wants their ticket arranged for
this match - email me or reply to this thread.
Ian
--
GV }:c{>
Ian George wrote:
>
> "GV }:c{>" <q49064...@topaz.cqu.edu.au> stomped its
> widdle feet in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>
> >
> > You've seen my American lemon.
>
> More a lime iirc.
Well, darker than a lime.
> You want us to organise your ticket for the Parra game?
Thanks. But no thanks.
I already have tickets, Eastern Stand, section 11, row L, for
myself and a few Rocky friends.
Actually had three spare (or two if my brother gets down there
on Friday), but looks like two of them have now been snapped up.
I was going to offer them to yourself, CP, and Goose, but
they're not available now. But I'll certainly be up for the pre
game do. I've got plenty of refereeing stories to share from
this year.
GV }:c{>
Here's a tip: keep the short straws away from CP. Unless you
like seats up in row FFF!!!
Ian George
in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>Ian George wrote:
>> You want us to organise your ticket for the Parra game?
>
>Thanks. But no thanks.
>
>I already have tickets, Eastern Stand, section 11, row L, for
>myself and a few Rocky friends.
No wuckin' furries, you're set.
>Actually had three spare (or two if my brother gets down there
>on Friday), but looks like two of them have now been snapped up.
>I was going to offer them to yourself, CP, and Goose, but
>they're not available now. But I'll certainly be up for the pre
>game do. I've got plenty of refereeing stories to share from
>this year.
Bring the green shirt, I'm keen to complete my research ;-)
'n
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Oswald P Wrong
blew it out his posterior thusly:
>>
>>I got caught short on the way in, Ian.
>
>Try the rubber undies.
Mikes are in need of a retread.
sheepshagger
Ya gonna lift it up??
SS
>
> 'n
> --
Anthony Swann
# "Chris Parslow" <chr...@bigpond.com> stomped his widdle feet in
# aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
#
# >Jeeze, but you Bunnymen & Bunny women lead exciting lives!
# >I'm gunna start wearing me Souths beanie more often.
# >Might bring a bit of vividness into me colourless existence...
#
# How about doing an ASR-L Friday job on the Eels match CP?
#
# It doesn't get much more vivid or colourful than that, all welcome of
# course ;-)
I can hardly wait. :-)
Ant.
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remove "antispam." to reply.
Anthony Swann
# Ian George <iang...@newsguy.com> jumped on his soapbox and whined:
# >
# > "Chris Parslow" <chr...@bigpond.com> stomped his widdle feet in
# > aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
# >
# >> Jeeze, but you Bunnymen & Bunny women lead exciting lives!
# >> I'm gunna start wearing me Souths beanie more often.
# >> Might bring a bit of vividness into me colourless existence...
# >>
# >
# > How about doing an ASR-L Friday job on the Eels match CP?
# >
# > It doesn't get much more vivid or colourful than that, all welcome of
# > course ;-)
#
# Well if yer all prepared to chip in and pay for my return flight, I'll
# join ya all there ;-)
#
# I'll even pay for all the drinks..... erm, is Swanny going?
# On second thoughts.....
Should I tell him? ;-)
Ian George
aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>"Ian George" <iang...@newsguy.com> wrote in message
>news:6qu9fus4stk16dp30...@4ax.com...
>> "GV }:c{>" <q49064...@topaz.cqu.edu.au> stomped its widdle feet
>> in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>> Bring the green shirt, I'm keen to complete my research ;-)
>
>Ya gonna lift it up??
Sure, all the way up, if it works as advertised.
--
GV }:c{>
Ian George wrote:
>
> "GV }:c{>" <q49064...@topaz.cqu.edu.au> stomped its
> widdle feet in aus.sport.rugby-league and sobbed:
>
> > Ian George wrote:
>
> > > You want us to organise your ticket for the Parra game?
> >
> > Thanks. But no thanks.
> >
> > I already have tickets, Eastern Stand, section 11, row L,
> > for myself and a few Rocky friends.
>
> No wuckin' furries, you're set.
Yup. There might still be one ticket available. The other two
have definitely been taken.
> > Actually had three spare (or two if my brother gets down
> > there on Friday), but looks like two of them have now been
> > snapped up. I was going to offer them to yourself, CP, and
> > Goose, but they're not available now. But I'll certainly
> > be up for the pre game do. I've got plenty of refereeing
> > stories to share from this year.
>
> Bring the green shirt, I'm keen to complete my research ;-)
I'll be wearing it to the Origin as I have been requested to do
so.
I'll also be giving my Raiders jacket a run.
http://home.iprimus.com.au/housh45/images/photos/raiders_jacket.
jpg
Mick
> have definitely been taken.
If you have no plans for that ticket I'll buy it off you !!
Cheers,
Mick
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GV }:c{>
Mick wrote:
>
> > Yup. There might still be one ticket available. The other
> > two have definitely been taken.
>
> If you have no plans for that ticket I'll buy it off you !!
Well my bro is still undecided on whether he'll be going down to
Brisbane for the weekend. It seems like he will, but he's got
assignments due and exams are on very soon.
I'll be leaving in just over 24 hours, so I'll keep 'n or Swanny
posted on that ticket.
Chris Parslow
GV }:c{> wrote in message ...
>
>I'll also be giving my Raiders jacket a run.
>http://home.iprimus.com.au/housh45/images/photos/raiders_jacket.jpg
Turns out it runs just fine by itself. I got a 404 message LOL
(OK OK I pasted & unwrapped)
I'd run too if I went out in public like that...
CP
GV }:c{>
I know. You'd rather hop out of a cab into public with a ladies
handbag.
Chris Parslow
GV }:c{> wrote in message ...
>
>Chris Parslow wrote:
>>
>> GV }:c{> wrote in message ...
>>
>> >
>> > I'll also be giving my Raiders jacket a run.
>> >
>http://home.iprimus.com.au/housh45/images/photos/raiders_jacket.
>jpg
>>
>> Turns out it runs just fine by itself. I got a 404 message
>> LOL
>>
>> (OK OK I pasted & unwrapped)
>>
>> I'd run too if I went out in public like that...
>
>I know. You'd rather hop out of a cab into public with a ladies
>handbag.
No, you've got it wrong.
When I'm carrying it, it's a *man's* bag.
And a man's skirt, blouse, tasteful pastel-shaded low-heeled
sling-backs w/- matching belt and amethyst ear-rings.
You northerners are soooooooo declasse...
CP th' clotheshorse
Oswald P Wrong
+1000,
blew it out his posterior thusly:
>
Never mind all that, what ya got on underneath ?