asic starts court case against fmg , page-16

That is how Graham Milne responded when there were legitimate questions asked of him by the Coroner. the GOS coordinates proved he could not have di riven the paths he said he had, and the story changed as to how he got from-the camping site back to Perth.

WA Police certainly believed the Kehlets met with foul play but the WA DPP did not have enough evidence to prosecute anyone.

Fortescue in the news for all the wrong reasons. The Kehlets were seen by everyone in the Fortescue mine and the cigarette butts at the mineshaft where Ray Kehlet were found do not make sense if you follow the initial police behavior.

Since 2015, Fortescue have tried to wash their hands of it, but all three employees, the Kehlets and Graham Milne were long-standing employees.

Like RIO’s governance problems and increasingly concerning behavior in the Northern Territory, it seems like the mainstream media has had enough of Australian mining companies behaving badly.

Do FMG request letters of identity or representation before dealing with First Nations representatives? or do 5ey go on a trust basis without evidence? that is the allegation in the RIO/ Mirrar case.