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🫵🏻 AFFIDAVIT
Form 115
Magistrates Court of South Australia
www.courts.sa.gov.au
Court Use

🫵🏻Date Filed:
Registry: Adelaide Magistrates Court
Action No: AMC-17-11092

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Full Name: Commissioner of Consumer Affairs (Mr Dini Souliou)

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I, the abovenamed deponent DO TRULY AND SOLEMNLY AFFIRM:

1. In the mid 1970’s at Thevenard Rd Thevenard South Australia, Christopher John Kourakis (now Chief Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court) and a friend of Kourakis attempted to rape and sodomise a male child.

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2. That the friend held the victim down and Kourakis was attempting to sodomise the victim.

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3. The attempted rape was stopped when the female resident of the house walked in on the attempted act.

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4. I was at the time talking with the female’s resident partner who was employed as a school teacher at Ceduna Area School.

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5. The female resident stated to her partner out loud which I clearly heard in Greek language in words to the effect that they (referring to Kourakis and his friend) that they holding the victim down and attempting to have anal sex with the victim.

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6. Later I asked the victim who I knew very well what has happened to which he replied “That Kourakis was trying to fuck me up the arse and the other was holding me down”.

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7. That I name the victim and the two witnesses at a later date.
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Renee Lesley MHYYS, J.P. TH31608
A Justice of the Peace for South Australia
15/7/17 [or similar date notation in scan]

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