<p>A man from Australia has been handed a two-year good-behaviour bond after he mailed his faeces and urine to Hollywood celebrities Leonardo DiCaprio and Jared Leto. The incident, which took place in the state of Western Australia, came to light when one of the packages containing the waste ruptured, spilling its contents onto a postal worker. The man behind this act, Veronica Grey, sent a total of 23 parcels from various post offices in the region in the month of February&nbsp;2023.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The court proceedings, held in the town of Broome, revealed that Grey had sent the parcels with labels stating they contained "valentine confectionary." This eyebrow-raising act of mailing waste material was categorised as using a postal service to menace, harass, or cause offense, leading to Grey's guilty plea on five charges.</p>

<h2><strong>A journey across continents</strong></h2>

<p>Born in the Philippines and subsequently moving to the United States and Australia, Grey's unusual endeavour attracted attention not only for its shocking nature but also for the underlying motivations that surfaced during the legal proceedings.</p>

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<h2><strong>Unconventional intentions</strong></h2>

<p>Defending his actions, Grey's lawyer asserted that the purpose behind the peculiar mailings was not to harass the Hollywood actors but rather to communicate his "passion for the environment."</p>

<p>This surprising defence highlighted the unconventional rationale that guided Grey's decisions, shedding light on a motive that diverged significantly from the assumed intent of harassment.</p>

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<p>Further revelations emerged from a psychiatric report presented during the court proceedings. Grey's impulse control was shown to be influenced by a mental health condition, providing a glimpse into the complexities underlying his actions.</p>

<p>Magistrate Deen Potter, presiding over the case, emphasised the significant impact Grey's actions had on postal operations. The ruptured package not only led to an unsettling experience for the postal worker but also drew attention to the broader disruption caused by the unusual mailing campaign.</p>

<p>The culmination of these events led to the sentencing decision, with Grey receiving a two-year good-behaviour bond as a result of his unconventional and disruptive actions. The case serves as a reminder of the unforeseen consequences that can stem from seemingly outlandish acts and the legal outcomes that follow.</p>

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A man from Australia has been handed a two-year good-behaviour bond after he mailed his faeces and urine to Hollywood celebrities Leonardo DiCaprio and Jared Leto.

A man from Australia has been handed a two-year good-behaviour bond after he mailed his faeces and urine to Hollywood celebrities Leonardo DiCaprio and Jared Leto. The incident, which took place in the state of Western Australia, came to light when one of the packages containing the waste ruptured, spilling its contents onto a postal worker. The man behind this act, Veronica Grey, sent a total of 23 parcels from various post offices in the region in the month of February 2023. The court proceedings, held in the town of Broome, revealed that Grey had sent the parcels with labels stating they contained "valentine confectionary." This eyebrow-raising act of mailing waste material was categorised as using a postal service to menace, harass, or cause offense, leading to Grey's guilty plea on five charges. A journey across continents Born in the Philippines and subsequently moving to the United States and Australia, Grey's unusual endeavour attracted attention not only for its shocking nature but also for the underlying motivations that surfaced during the legal proceedings. Also watch | Titanic star Leonardo DiCaprio shares picture of Kerala fish Unconventional intentions Defending his actions, Grey's lawyer asserted that the purpose behind the peculiar mailings was not to harass the Hollywood actors but rather to communicate his "passion for the environment." This surprising defence highlighted the unconventional rationale that guided Grey's decisions, shedding light on a motive that diverged significantly from the assumed intent of harassment. Also read | Leonardo DiCaprio and Gigi Hadid are exclusively dating each other: Reports Further revelations emerged from a psychiatric report presented during the court proceedings. Grey's impulse control was shown to be influenced by a mental health condition, providing a glimpse into the complexities underlying his actions. Magistrate Deen Potter, presiding over the case, emphasised the significant impact Grey's actions had on postal operations. The ruptured package not only led to an unsettling experience for the postal worker but also drew attention to the broader disruption caused by the unusual mailing campaign. The culmination of these events led to the sentencing decision, with Grey receiving a two-year good-behaviour bond as a result of his unconventional and disruptive actions. The case serves as a reminder of the unforeseen consequences that can stem from seemingly outlandish acts and the legal outcomes that follow. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Court sentences Australian man who sent faeces, urine to Leonardo DiCaprio, Jared Leto

<p>Two parents were arrested by the police in Pennsylvania, United States&nbsp;after the authorities discovered seven children living in what they termed as “unsanitary” and “unsafe living conditions”, which included faeces on the floor of the home and caged rats.</p>

<p>The police reached the house after someone reported on April 23 about three children who were seen entering an abandoned trailer in West Rockhill Township, located 40 miles north of Philadelphia, as per a police affidavit filed on May 19.<br />
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When the children were found by the police, they spoke to their parents and sent them back to their home which was next to the abandoned trailer.<br />
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In the house, the police officers observed “deplorable living conditions” and found a refrigerator which was secured using a padlock.<br />
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The mother, identified as Crystal Robertson, said to police that the refrigerator was locked because the children were “'stealing’ everything and referred to the children as ‘garbage disposals with legs',” as per the police affidavit. The police stated that the parents are facing felony charges.</p>

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<p>Later, when the police officers returned to the home for a report with Bucks County Children and Youth Social Services Agency, they found four more children inside the house.<br />
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In one of the rooms, they discovered approximately two dozen rats in cages, as per the affidavit. They also found faeces on the floor in another area of the house.</p>

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“There was also a bad odour… and several bugs,” read the affidavit. They also found “two dogs, two turtles, two rabbits, snakes, toads, and a four-foot reptile”, read the affidavit.</p>

<h2><strong>Children exhibited social anxiety: police</strong></h2>

<p>The police took the children into protective custody and sent them to a hospital for receiving medical treatment.<br />
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Later, an investigation revealed none of the seven children had gone to school and were lacking basic knowledge, as per the police authorities. The children also exhibited social anxiety, stated the police.</p>

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<p>The government authorities stated that through medical evaluations it was concluded that the children were “clinically underweight and malnourished.”<br />
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“Personal hygiene of the children was also found to be concerning, resulting in two of the children having to shave their hair due to severe matting,” as per a news release from the Pennridge Regional Police Department.<br />
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“The father, Shane William Robertson, and the mother were charged with seven felony counts each of endangering the welfare of children,” as per the press release issued by the police. “Both posted the requisite 10 per cent of the $10,000 bail amount,” stated police.</p>

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Two parents were arrested by the police in Pennsylvania, United States after the authorities discovered seven children living in what they termed as “unsanitary” and “unsafe living conditions”, which included faeces on the floor of the home and caged rats.

Two parents were arrested by the police in Pennsylvania, United States after the authorities discovered seven children living in what they termed as “unsanitary” and “unsafe living conditions”, which included faeces on the floor of the home and caged rats. The police reached the house after someone reported on April 23 about three children who were seen entering an abandoned trailer in West Rockhill Township, located 40 miles north of Philadelphia, as per a police affidavit filed on May 19. When the children were found by the police, they spoke to their parents and sent them back to their home which was next to the abandoned trailer. In the house, the police officers observed “deplorable living conditions” and found a refrigerator which was secured using a padlock. The mother, identified as Crystal Robertson, said to police that the refrigerator was locked because the children were “'stealing’ everything and referred to the children as ‘garbage disposals with legs',” as per the police affidavit. The police stated that the parents are facing felony charges. ALSO READ | Watch: Murder suspect gives the slip to security officials, escapes US courtroom Later, when the police officers returned to the home for a report with Bucks County Children and Youth Social Services Agency, they found four more children inside the house. In one of the rooms, they discovered approximately two dozen rats in cages, as per the affidavit. They also found faeces on the floor in another area of the house. “There was also a bad odour… and several bugs,” read the affidavit. They also found “two dogs, two turtles, two rabbits, snakes, toads, and a four-foot reptile”, read the affidavit. Children exhibited social anxiety: police The police took the children into protective custody and sent them to a hospital for receiving medical treatment. Later, an investigation revealed none of the seven children had gone to school and were lacking basic knowledge, as per the police authorities. The children also exhibited social anxiety, stated the police. WATCH | Serbia: 8 dead, 13 injured in second mass shooting in two days | World News | WION The government authorities stated that through medical evaluations it was concluded that the children were “clinically underweight and malnourished.” “Personal hygiene of the children was also found to be concerning, resulting in two of the children having to shave their hair due to severe matting,” as per a news release from the Pennridge Regional Police Department. “The father, Shane William Robertson, and the mother were charged with seven felony counts each of endangering the welfare of children,” as per the press release issued by the police. “Both posted the requisite 10 per cent of the $10,000 bail amount,” stated police. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Court sentences Australian man who sent faeces, urine to Leonardo DiCaprio, Jared Leto

Police arrest parents after 7 kids found living with caged rats, faeces