Not a good look "FMR"Prosecutors will call eight witnesses for...

Not a good look "FMR"


Prosecutors will call eight witnesses for trial four men and a woman accused the Golden Field Western Australia in Goldfields Western Australia.

Lock Points: Police claims that the ore carrying an estimated value 1.18 million dollars of 8,465 tons gold was stolen The police claimed that the ore carrying 8,465 tons gold was stolen, a estimated value of $ 1.18 million, was processed in Greenfields Mill, about 3 km east the Coolgardie Town region. Cevher, about 3 km east Coolgardie town site, was processed in Greenfields Mill, the former GM of FMR Investments, former GM FMR Investments. Patrick Ryhan Kegh, former General Manager FMR Investments, the owner Greenfields Mill near Coolgardie, is between two his former subordinates and the two managers a private grounding and transport company.

Between December 2018 and January 2019, the Group is accused of stealing 8,465 tons of gold ore from the Greenfields Factory. The gold ore had an estimated $ 1.18 million value based on gold prices at that time. It is claimed that the group transferred money from processing to bank accounts where they can access the ore.

The state's witness list has emerged today because it is panel in the Kalgoorlie Regional Court today. Judge Christopher Stevenson told the court that the hearing would take at least four weeks. Among the witnesses to be named, Sergeant Chris King and Detective Senior Consul Kalgoorlie -based Gold Steal Detection Unit is the Constable Andy Kettle. The case is one of the largest of the century -old golden staff in ten years.







The trial of four men and a woman started at Kalgoorlie Courthouse this morning In 1989, well -known Kalgoorlie businessman Peter Bartlett, who founded FMR Investments, will be called to testify with John Farr, the current general manager of company. 75 -year -old Mr Kegh and Christopher Robert Burns Geogrape claimed that they were not guilty of stealing as maid and claimed that they were directly or indirectly engaged in a transaction containing the income crime. Morgan Whitney Dombroski, 33 -year -old of Boulder, fights property that is stolen or illegally obtained and struggles with a transaction containing the money that is income of crime. 51 -year -old Russell Wilson Holden, both listed as the director of KBD Haulage Pty Ltd, is also struggling with various money laundering and charges.

Fifty of the defendants were glad to be guilty of various charges in a courtroom and each had their own legal adviser. Tom Percy Kc, a well -known Perth lawyer, is moving for Mr. Burns. Mr. Keogh is acting for Carmel McKenzie Ms Dombroski while receiving the services of lawyer Seamus Rafferty. Mr. Holden and Mr. Gash have Paul Yovich SC and David Grace KC respectively. State prosecutor Paul Usher prosecute the case. Opening arguments are expected to be heard later today. In the early hours today, a lawyer for FMR Investments, sitting behind the courtroom, is not in order not to give any information about his employer Mr. Bartlett. Witnesses are not allowed in the courtroom until they provide evidence. Mr. Rafferty pointed out that his concern could report FMR Investments' lawyer to Mr. Bartlett that he could "be prejudiced to the behavior of the hearing". FMR Investments uses Greenfields mill to process gold from the company's Gordon Sirdar mine and other mining companies and professional prospectors in Goldfields region near Kalgoorlie.











Hope this gets sorted out, with a statement from GSR, hopefully everything else is above board with FMR

GLTAH