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Charity found-turner pornographer accused of scam
Visser will front court in April following an investigation by the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation over claims his charity sold raffle tickets for a luxury car that was never delivered.The domestic violence offender has claimed to be winding up his anti-bullying charity, I Can I Will, which once drew the endorsement of celebrities like Tammy Hembrow and Jeff Horn.Instead, he plans to help people via a “social entity”, using money from an OnlyFans account he is using to post porn videos.The…
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