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support for the government 211 Following the death of Such and the subsequent 2014 Fisher by-
election which Labor won by five votes from a 7.3% 2PP swing away from the Liberals, Labor 
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Australia, I-lieu Van Le. Marshall became Premier, Chapman Deputy Premier and Atorney-
General, and Lucas Treasurer. Lucas had previously served as Treasurer in the last Liberal 
govemment.132IThe full ministry was sworn in on 22 March 1331 In addition to serving as Premier, 
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I am contacting you to Inform you of Medical Information i have received and advised to give you. 
->  Dr Richard Daehn, Kadina Medical Association, Port Road, Kadina has informed me that it would benefit you greatly 
to arrange a meeting with him to discuss the current local medical system regarding this location of Kadina,and what 
you are currently workingapolifically to improve the medical services within this area. This advice was his own 
recommendation as he is very knowledgeable In this area and supports your political efforts to improve the medical 
system In Kadina. 
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I hope this information is of use to you and you are able to continue your brilliant work in this area. 
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Thank you for your email. It is wonderful to hear Dr Richard Daehn would like to speak directly to Fraser regarding our 
local health system. Fraser is more than happy to meet with professionals in this field to try and sort solutions. 
Please encourage Dr Daehn to contact our office to arrange a time to meet with Fraser. 
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UNUSUAL COMMENTS AND BEHAVIOUR: 
Discovered numerous text messages on 61cent Bulone's tablet - Synchronised from work 
phone - Behaviour with women colleagues --DTP trahaviour 
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Suzie - Celebrating purchase of white Audi vehicle in Adelaide - Wanting to take her 
for a ride in the newly purchased vehicle 
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Anna - North Terrace University Campus - Telling her that he would pick her up in the 
red car (newly purchased Holden Astra for me ) -Anna then contacted him telling him 
that she "missed him" and he replied that he was having drinks with the girls at the 
university and that she should come join him - he stated in another text message "No 
regrets" 
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Karam - Meeting for a nightcap - Travelling / business hotels 
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Kerry - France - "Owe you a nice lunch" 
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Racheal - Travelling for work / hotels - Lending her computer cords in the middle of 
the night and meeting in the lounge, airport lounges - "waiting in front of Charles 
Hawker" 
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Nat - Assumed Natalie Betts, Adelaide University employee of his research team -
Travelling for work - "Going to your hotel" - late evenings 
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0499 202 068 - Sending explicit naked photographs of his genitals on his work phone 
dated 17th March 2018 
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2019 - Last contact of the relationship - "Going for drinks with Kylie" / work calendar 
Vincent informed me that he only had professional relationships with his colleagues and that 
he did not get on personal levels with them. 
Vincent changed his passwords on his phone and tablet when I confronted him about his 
behaviour with other women and what I bad read. 
Vincent portrayed himself as being the one targeted once I had informed him of this activity 
and had confronted him on his conflicting stories / excuses and unusual behaviour. 
Diversion to confuse the mind to cover up the truth that he was the one targeting me - I was 
acknowledging and noticing too much about his behaviour and had read his emails and text 
messages, which conflicted with his version and excuses or explanations. 
Vincent paid cash payments for numerous holidays, trips, hotels, meals, living expenses, his 
personal tax instalments of $3,000 - $4,000 quarterly, utility accounts, bought me a $27,000 
new car, paid for my teeth repair of fractured teeth that was a result of the medication while 
• detained / falsified diagnosis, $5,000 - $10,000, $5,000 for my book contract publication, 
dining out every weekend, my clothing, online shopping, jewellery, presents of scarves, 
handbags, perfumes, Apple Tablet, mobile phone. 
Owned a $100,000 vehicle, White Audi, paid for in cash - Owned a $650,000 townhouse 
f which he had paid a $300,000 cash deposit to Kelly, who 
resides at the sante address w hen eing built, electronic transfer to property owner Kelly. 
$320,000 mortgage on the Norwood property, paid in monthly instalments, a 3 year 
period remained on the mortgage. 
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Was paying $600.00 cash payments for a prostitutes services before I met him. 
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when we first starting dating - I told him that it was inappropriate and personal and as he had 
bought one for me does he do that with all the women and I said it was now nothing special and 
had no special meaning and that I would not now ever wear it. He denied that he was doing 
anything wrong. 
I went to a university conference, Robbie Davies was there, I walked up to join Vincent's PA who 
was standing with her talking, I was visible to Robbie Davies. She would not look at me and held 
her head down towards the floor and rushed away quickly , did not say hello or acknowledge me 
in anyway. 
Michelle - Adelaide University - employee 
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personal issues. Contacted Vincent once at 4am in the morning with her personal issues while he 
was away from the university travelling in the US - He got out of bed to address and support her 
personal issues. 
This went on for months 
Would not fir her even though she was submitting wrong results and incompetent at her job - he 
was letting everyone else go when the grant money ran out but extended her contract. 
I told him to back this personal contact off and as her boss his relationship at work should be 
professional and he was acting inappropriately in a relationship (ours) which was damaging and 
disrespectful towards me. He denied that he was doing anything wrong. This behaviour stopped. 
Annie - Adelaide University - Colleague 
Kept getting sms messages at the same time every night when he got home from work - was 
acting strangely and suspiciously - He never spoke about Annie to me or mentioned her name. 
I found his behaviour odd and suspicious and relating to previous behaviour so I checked his sms 
messages on his tablet that were connected to his phone. I found numerous messages to Annie -
meeting her for lunch constantly - lots of interaction - picking her up from another location of 
campus in my red car that he had bought for me and telling her that he missed her - I felt 
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I confronted him and told him that I had read the messages on his tablet - He said that it was a 
joke - seemed nervous and defensive - we argued - told him he was lying to me, hiding things and 
it was inappropriate behaviour in a relationship, that he was hurting me. 
He denied that he was doing anything wrong and blamed me for not trusting him. 
Pattern forming - Behavioural - I was aware 
He disconnected his phone from the tablet so no sms messages could be seen on it and changed 
his password when he travelled next. 
Saw the messages to Annie saying he was drinking with the girls and she should come and join 
him - Denied he was drinking at work and I was being paranoid - he was doing this after he had 
asked me to stop drinking - I quit for nearly a year - He also asked me to quit cigarettes - I did for 
nearly 7 months - he was doing this at work while I sat alone at home waiting for him to come 
home at the end of everyday. 
Natelie Betts) Adelaide University - employee 
1 a university lunch for Christmas - seemed very comfortable and friendly with Vincent -
playful - sat down inbetween me and Vincent as we sat next to each other on a long wooden 
bench at the table, nearly in Vincent's lap - I saw it as a rival behaviour and odd and disrespectful 
to a couple and their relationship. 
Vincent was receiving constant messages from her while we were together and still messaging as 
soon as he got home from work while ignoring me and played with her - playful messages, 
laughing and giggling - sided with each other playfully against a company - told Natelie the way 
that this company had treated him which he had not spoke to me about or even mentioned -
spoke about her constantly. 
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stop seeking justice concerning the childhood sexual molestation by her brother in the 
family and would not stop talking about it and fighting for her justice within the family 
structure for over a 20 year period. seeking their admission and confession following . 
informing her mother in front of her brother, Shaun Pearce who had sexually molestered 
her commencing age 11 years of age in the family home, his sisters bedroom at age 14 
years of age and all parties of the family denying it had occurred and the mother, Cynthia 
Pearce telling all other family members, including her friends in the community of Kadina 
that her daughter, the targeted victim, Jacqueline Pearce was : 
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molestation or asked their daughter ally cletalmis about what had occurred, where a had 
occurred, when it had occurred and the daughter Jacqueline Pearce / targeted victim :-'as 
Sent to her bedroom alone away tom all other family members and spent the next 3 
years alone in her bedroom otied by the rest of her family and made to feel unwelcomed 
in the family and the family home and locked herself away in her bedroom in the family 
home to avoid contact with ail other family members until she left the family home at age 
17 years of age and relocated to Adelaide - Basically rag away from the family home 
when she was legally able to and had her own transport and employment of which she 
had spent the previous 3 years of her .life alone in her bedroom planning on doing to 
•;suerie the family 
Ago 14 years of age - Accompanied by her mother 
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(unsure which doctor due to memory) earatharlhappeneu in the family home 
The targeted victims mother, Cynthia Pearce stated to the doctor that `ter &lighter vins 
having some emotional problems due to becoming a teenager" and the decal referred 
her daughter, the targeted victim to a Psychologist 
The daughter. targeted victim, Jacqueline Pearce attended 2 appointments with tho 
Psychologist at the Wailaroc. Hospital by herself but did not continue due to feeling the 
Psychologist did not understand what she was saying and was trying to paint her as 
having emotional and psychological troubles and would not believe her that her brother 
had sexually molestered her 
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Targeted victim was approached by a 
a clothing store located in the Kadina district 
while shopping with her mother, Cynthia 
and asked if she would be interested in doing 
modelling as a Kmart catalogue model in 
catalogues. 
The targeted victim replied "I will have to ask my mother , and proceeded to walk towards her 
mother while the unknown woman waited for her to return. 
The targeted-victim approached her mother and informed her mother of what the woman had 
proposed regarding becoming a model for Kmart catalogues. 
The targeted victims mother informed her daughter,IIIIIIIMI( itargeted victim) that she 
could not allow her daughter to do modelling due to 
a 
d that she was raising a 
family of four children and could not support her daughter by accompanying her to modelling 
shoots, which would be necessary as she was a minor of 14 years of age. 
The targeted victim returned to the woman who stood waiting for her and informed her that she 
would have to decline the offer of doing modelling. 
The woman smiled at the targeted victim before leaving the clothing store. 
The woman was unknown to the targeted victim and was not sighted in the Kadina district again 
following this incident by the targeted victim. 
Witness 
Connection to targeted victim: 
Signed 
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in her bedroom while she was hiding in the bedroom cupboard and terrified and not 
knowin whigeo to help her friend Threatening the targeted victim, his sister 
with a loaded diving spear gun when she tried to def 
protect her friend from being 
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the targeted victim, the siste 
aged 15 years of age following the 
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sighted this event of the daughter, the targeted victim 
being threatened by her brother 
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Segregation of her daughter, the targeted victimMEMB 
from all family 
members, in the family home and relatives - Relative's began to cross the road 
when they saw their niece, grand child or cousin walking in the township streets to 
avoid contact with her and stopped having any forms of contact With her 
• 
Refusing to support the daughters carer choices and schooling - Stating to her 
daughter "No you can not go to college"(age 14 years of age, Medical scientist 
following the high school Kadina memorial High Schools teachers 
recommendations of her daughter advanced academic achievements and academic 
directions following conducting Work experience in the high school science lab) -
"No you can not do modelling, you will be not
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me" (age 14 years of age) - Mother, Cynthia 
commenced employment, 
Prices bakery as a nightshift packer 
when the daughter, the targeted victim 
age and following informing 
daughter, the targeted victim 
was aged 14 years of 
exual molestation and made the 
take care of the family home and 
the family following denying her modelling (nothing but a housewife and a mother 
like me) 
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daughter conducted in the periods 2006-2021 except for S500.00 for the business 
development J Ivionequic , only following the daughter cond
narketing of the 
business in the Kadina region and with her cousin Jannette 
- mother 
keeping up superficial community image within Kadina regarding herself only and 
not that of her daughters who was residing in Port Pine in that period and 
establishing the business in the region of Port Pine 
Denied her daughter, the targeted victim 
was being targeted by 
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lifirtween 
the period of 2014-2016 when informed by her 
daughter 
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Jacquelin 
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Evidence the: the mother. Cynthia Pearce knew what her son Shaun Pearce had dono to 
his slater. her daughter. the targeted victim Jaenteeline Pearce involving Sexual 
Molestation and admitted it by making 
etatement to her da ighter and was ill in 201B 
trying to  keep the truth covered up while_her daughter, the targeted victim was sell beeno 
targeted taraetino activity recorded and documented until 2023 while still residing in the 
Pearce family home now discovered as the source of the targeting. her Family in 202a 
Targeted victim. the dauchteralMarnbeg  told her partner at the time Darren 
McDiarmketpelgr to 1993 what her brother had done to her when Darren qii- • 
why_
she did not talk to her family or have anything to do with her family - Cynthi 
the 
mother did not know this information and was not told this information by the Oughtereat 
any  point in time 
The Mother. Cynthia Pearce gaining Information about her daughter from a third party 
involved in Criminal Network tasistino of an individual ang_having access to Government 
and Police illegal Surveillance stalking of the  tempted victims own home documented and 
recorded as being used from  theme of 15 years of age until 2023 
POINTS OF INTEREST : EVIDENCE : QUgg.NSLAND INVOLVEMENT IN CRIMINAL 
NETWORK TARGETING INVOLVING MOTHER CYNTHIA PEARCE CONNECTED to 
TAN'IA QUEENSLAND. EX PAR l'ilkiee.:OF PAUL GARDNER. QUEENSLAND 
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Service SA Report - Officer Leong - TELCO - Connected to Federal Government, 
Kadina and Port Pirie Row2n Ramsay involving multiple counts of Criminal activity 
and involving Queensland and the identity theft, money laundering and fraudulent 
activity, including Tax file numbers targeting the targeted victim, the daughter . 
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her consent or 
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