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Transcript Part 3
Ms Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor & Applicant
AVO case, Cross-examination


Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: So, you received a phone call from your father in the evening and you spoke to him?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: How long for, 10, 15 minutes?
Applicant: Probably longer, maybe twenty.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Twenty minutes and then he telephoned you and then you telephoned him back at the family home?
Applicant: I think it may have happened that way.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: After that telephone conversation with your father you sent a text message to your mother, correct?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Have a look at that document please?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You sent that text message to your mother?
Applicant: It was a voice message.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You left that voice message on your mother’s telephone that evening?
Applicant: Yes.

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Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You couldn’t get through to your mother, is that right?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: And so shortly after that, that was at 10.40, you called Wendy Tinkler?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Wendy Tinkler was somebody whom you understood to be at the home at that point in time?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Left a voicemail message on her phone?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: I show you this document.

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Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You also left a text message on Wendy Tinkler’s phone?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: I show you this document which is a photocopy of a text message and I just ask you to identify that please at the text message you sent to Wendy Tinkler?
Applicant: Yes that’s true.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You were threatening to go to the police with allegations of sexual assault against Mr Dyers unless Wendy Tinkler desisted from going to the police?
Applicant: Yes, that’s what I was saying.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: So it is true that your allegation was you had been sexually abused between the ages of 12 and 15 by Mr Dyers?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Indeed you say in your email, one of those communications, that between the ages of 12 and 15 didn’t you?
Applicant: yes.

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Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: I take it what you are saying is that you, at that point, were contemplating not going to the police at all?
Applicant: It was a bluff.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You were playing games were you?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: About whether or not you were going to make a complaint?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: It was a bluff?
Applicant: I was going to the police.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Right?
Applicant: But I told Wendy that if she didn’t stop lying about my Dad hitting her that I would go to the police. But I was going to go there anyway.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Were you?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You hadn’t been to the police prior to that?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You didn’t go to the police in Melbourne with your father?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: That was a bluff was it?
Applicant: I don’t know if that is the right word.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: I want to put it to you that those allegations of sexual assault were just a pack of lies.
Applicant: They’re true.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You were seeking to use that threat to manipulate somebody and stop them from going to the police about the incident at [the family home]?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: I suggest to you that you used that allegation of sexual assault against Mr Dyers in an endeavour to manipulate your boyfriend… previously?
Applicant: No.

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Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Wendy Tinkler did not act on your threat, did she?
Applicant: No.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You acted on yours?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You subsequently went to the police and made statements with respect to allegations of sexual assault by Mr Dyers?
Applicant: Yes.

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Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: You are aware that Mr Dyers committed suicide on 25 July 2007?
Applicant: Yes.
Hamilton-Dyers’ Solicitor: Are you aware that occurred after he was notified of your allegations?
Applicant: Yes.

published 20/8/2009

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