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For two and a half years pensioner Julie Pearn has been paying her mortgage, whilst having to watch a squatter slowly destroy her property. Ms Pearn alleges that the occupant Theresa Smith moved into her home in Deniliquin, in the New South Wales Riverina, without permission in November 2016, whilst Ms Pearn was away visiting her sick father. “As far as she's concerned, she's got the rights,” Ms Pearn tells A Current Affair. “She tells me to get off her property, get out of her house.” Upon her return Ms Pearn claims she has tried to set up a formal rental agreement with Smith, and even offered to take her to Centrelink to help her figure out rental assistance. Smith has now told Ms Pearn that she has squatter’s rights and will not be leaving. Smith has been served three separate eviction notices, all of which have been ignored. Ms Pearn has taken her case to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, only to be help up by red tape as there was no formal rental agreement to begin with. Local police have told Ms Pearn they can’t remove Smith from the property until a court order is issued. Ms Pearn is suffering from skin cancer and a heart condition, and believes that stress is taking a toll on her health. When A Current Affair visited the Deniliquin property last week, there was visible damage to the outside of the property. The front door and the garage door had been broken, the garden destroyed, and garbage littered around the property. Smith hid inside, away from the cameras, shouting through the door “take the camera crew with you and f--- off". Ms Pearn has set up camp in her motorhome beside the nearby Edward River, and has committed to staying there until she can get her home back

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So an elderly Aussie is living in a van near a river as shown in the accompanying video.  She's in poor health, bucketing water in winter

while a foul mouthed Aussie favourite has been living in and destroying her home for 2.5 years


Why hasn't the 'law' issued the damn order to authorise the police to kick the squatter's arrogant backside OUT ?

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Just saw a video on another site LINK

' I'm gonna bash ya Julie (to actual house owner) when I get my hands on ya '  yells the squatter


I'd call that a threat.  Recorded.  Filmed

so what are the cops doing about it?


The owner is elderly, in poor  health and living in a van near a river, waiting for the 'authorities' to chuck the squatter out on her backside and reinstate the legal owner after 2.5 years


when I saw photos and videos of the squatter, it seemed to me she needs a sympathetic legal friend to help her steal that house she's close to destroyed while living in it illegally


there's a self-proclaimed, sympathetic legal article right here in this forum who'd surely jump at the chance to help a girl steal a house and kill by increments its true owner

oh, and then we wonder if we lovely taxpayers are handing the squatter rent assistance ?  Needs checking, doesn't it, Centrelink?

Wouldn't it be nice if a couple of burly types just went in and removed the ratbag?  8-)

Captain Nemo wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 9:39am:

Wouldn't it be nice if a couple of burly types just went in and removed the ratbag?  8-)

it's the melanin barrier that keeps everyone afraid

and the squatter knows it

we are being taken over by the deadbeats.. the PC mob have a lot to answer for...

here is another case if our SO CALLED TRUSTED LAW SOCIETY.. working for us all...

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/judges-criticised-for-outrageous-leniency-on-serious-drink-driving-offenders/news-story/fc739e40b47d0159f2040a6b30bbf95d

A judge has been slammed for an “outrageous” morning of leniency in which he slashed prison terms for two high-range drink drivers — one of whom crashed his car on a booze run after consuming a bottle of scotch in two hours — and quashed the conviction of a wedding guest who blew mid-range.

The guest, Jane Clark, 60, was caught weaving across the centre line of the road near ­Orange Police Station after ­deciding to drive 200m to her motel because it was a warm evening, she was wearing heels and a wedding outfit, acting District Court Greg Hosking was told.

“I have seen worse,” the judge said on Tuesday after being told she had lengthy driving record mainly for speeding.


Jane Clarke (left) leaves Downing Centre Court with daughter Poppy. Picture: Dylan Robinson
Then there was tradie Jose Bustamente, 69, who had downed a morning bottle of Chivas Regal scotch before being jailed for his fifth drink-driving offence and already banned from driving until 2031. He had his non-parole period more than halved to four months.

The Centrelink pensioner will get out of jail next month.

Acting Judge Hosking said he would apply “special circumstances” because it was Bustamente’s first time in jail. Records show the furniture removalist had been sentenced to seven months behind bars in 2016 after being declared a habitual drink driving offender.

The third person to successfully appeal on Tuesday was the mother who created traffic chaos two weeks before Christmas on the Sydney Harbour Bridge with her two screaming children in the back of the car as she wove onto the wrong side of the road after downing an entire bottle of vodka.

Jailed for 11 months with a non-parole period of six months two weeks ago, Acting Judge Hosking freed the 41-year-old on the spot.

“I think full-time imprisonment … is too harsh,” he told her as she sobbed appearing in court via videolink. “It must have been a nightmare for you.”

‘SORBENT SOFT’

Pedestrian Council of Australia chief Harold Scruby said on Wednesday these kind of decisions “dumbed down” the seriousness of drink-driving.

“It is outrageous,” Mr ­Scruby said.

“These judges are Sorbent four-ply soft on drink driving. The police get terribly demoralised by these decisions.
Mr Scruby said the government’s recent clampdown on low-range drink drivers — with 280 losing their licences on the spot since the tough new penalties were introduced last month — signalled how the community viewed drivers who put others at risk through their behaviour.

The most recent court figures reveal that about a quarter of drink drivers overall who appeal both their conviction and sentence win.

Nineteen per cent of the 21 high-range drivers who appealed their convictions and sentence also had a win, according to the 2015 figures from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research.

DEADLY TOLL

The most recent Office of Road Safety figures for 2017 show ­alcohol was involved in 51 out of 351 fatal crashes and 354 out of 5430 serious injury crashes. From these crashes there were 55 persons killed and 429 persons seriously injured — representing 14 per cent of all fatalities and 7 per cent of all serious injuries in 2017.

Provisional data for 2018 ­indicate there were 354 fatalities, of which 68 — or 19 per cent — were from alcohol-­related crashes. Of the 332 fatal crashes for that year, 58 of them — or 18 per cent — ­involved alcohol.

“We are taking a zero-tolerance approach to drink and drug driving,” said Transport minister Andrew Constance, who introduced the tough low-range measures last month.

“Drivers who have an illegal level of alcohol in their blood or have used illegal drugs have no place on the road.

“This is about saving lives. There are no more excuses.”



we seem to REWARD BADNESS>.
>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

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The allegiances of many judges need to be scrutinised

and we won't forget Phoebe Handsjuk -- tossed into the garbage by her murderer and by the judges who declared her hideous death a 'suicide' or, 'undetermined'

no, we won't forget

and I hope the care nurses upon whom those judges, in their dotage, rely, will not have forgotten Phoebe either

Call it trespass and get em turfed out. This could have been solved very easily from the beginning. Squatters rights dont exist in this instance.

PZ547 wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 9:49am:

. The allegiances of many judges need to be scrutinised and we won't forget Phoebe Handsjuk -- tossed into the garbage by her murderer and by the judges who declared her hideous death a 'suicide' or, 'undetermined' no, we won't forget and I hope the care nurses upon whom those judges, in their dotage, rely, will not have forgotten Phoebe either

I must admit I did forget...

it is a weird one not resolved by a long way...

I would be on to them if I was a member of her family.. for the life of me how would anyone be able to claim she climbed into the rubbish shoot.. 12 floors up...

what forensics gives anyone that knowledge???

with her high alcohol reading how do they know she was even conscious?....

its getting harder and harder to respect our law system..

rhino wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 11:23am:

Call it trespass and get em turfed out.

According to the news report, the police will do nothing without a court order

and for 2.5 years there's been no court order

If anyone, including police, so much as laid a hand on the squatter, you just know the media would be wailing in her defence, along with those who are paid to wail in her defence

she's laughing

in fact, she's threatening the owner with physical harm

and still the police do nought

Maybe now current affairs has brought this matter to public attention, a court order might suddenly authorise the police to remove the squatter

guess it would be too much to ask that the squatter pay for damage caused the property over the past two and half years

In any case, it's you and I who'd be paying

Back in the day, going back say fifty years, this would have ended differently and a lot swifter

the squatter would be missing a lot of teeth and hair and have a sore backside for six months, if she'd tried this on, for example, my mother.  And the townsfolk would have driven that squatter so far out into the bush ...

She looks like a proud Yarkuwa woman just taking back what we stole.

cods wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 11:31am:

PZ547 wrote on Jun 20th, 2019 at 9:49am: . The allegiances of many judges need to be scrutinised and we won't forget Phoebe Handsjuk -- tossed into the garbage by her murderer and by the judges who declared her hideous death a 'suicide' or, 'undetermined' no, we won't forget and I hope the care nurses upon whom those judges, in their dotage, rely, will not have forgotten Phoebe either I must admit I did forget... it is a weird one not resolved by a long way... I would be on to them if I was a member of her family.. for the life of me how would anyone be able to claim she climbed into the rubbish shoot.. 12 floors up... what forensics gives anyone that knowledge??? with her high alcohol reading how do they know she was even conscious?.... its getting harder and harder to respect our law system..

That poor family.  Loss of a loved one is very hard, harder on some than others.  To lose a loved one so early in her life and to have her dismissed by the system people trust to deliver justice, would remain an open sore

Phoebe's father was a psychiatrist, I think.  Hope he's been able to lessen the burden of grief and helplessness for his family

Phoebe's grandfather was apparently a senior investigator and he staged at least one re-enactment to show it was close to impossible for her to have put herself in the shute

Then there's the female janitor who discovered the body and encountered a man in the garbage system room

The coroner's verdict made it impossible for Phoebe's family to take it further, apparently

The primary suspect's father and step mother were/are members of the legal fraternity

The Age, I think, or maybe Sydney Morning Herald expended enormous time and effort in a podcast which has been watched by tens of  thousands worldwide, probably more. It was nominated as one of the premier podcasts that year and is still watched and the case discussed

I know, it's just one girl, an imperfect girl, who died in a bizarre manner some years ago.  People die every day.  But real humans have something in them which baulks at injustice.  It seems to be inherent.  We recognise injustice and we want it fixed, we want to see justice to be done, often when it has no direct bearing on us or our family

Life's short.  Those responsible for not only murdering Phoebe but also denying her and her family justice will one day face their own mortality, which is when, if not before, they wonder in earnest about where they'll go and what will happen to them next

all teh money in teh world won't matter to them then, nor prestige, influence, etc.  I'd hate to be in their shoes, knowing what they know and what they did.  They didn't even toss a crumb of respect to Phoebe or her family

WTF?
A court will issue an order because she has not been there for 12yrs or more.

The owner needs to get serious and stop being kind to the c@#t. Boot its sorry arse to the pavement. Who cares if it ends up on the street. Not the owners problem.
She should have turfed her the day she got back. Called the cops then and there.

Captain Caveman wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 12:01pm:

WTF? A court will issue an order because she has not been there for 12yrs or more. The owner needs to get serious and stop being kind to the c@#t. Boot its sorry arse to the pavement. Who cares if it ends up on the street. Not the owners problem. She should have turfed her the day she got back. Called the cops then and there.

I believe most sane people agree with you

and the owner, despite her health problems, is not a weak woman.  She's living in a caravan and hauling water from a river in a bucket

The squatter is brazen.  How she became this brazen and arrogant is open to conjecture

but she physically threatened the owner, via the media. And there's no reason to doubt she would bash the owner

the courts have let the owner down and they've dragged it out to benefit the squatter and disadvantage the owner.  There can be no other interpretation

we've seen before that it can be extremely difficult to remove determined squatters, but it can be done as we've seen on tv.  But it takes muscle and determination.  The owner seems to be on her own and may not have the money to pay a gang of strong removalists to strip the property bare of the squatters stuff.  And usually in cases where a squatter is removed by force, the police are there to remove the squatter

in the case in teh OP, the police are refusing to touch the squatter without the court order authorising them to do so

and I personally suspect a large part of the impasse is because the squatter is part aboriginal

and perhaps the courts are waiting for the owner to die in order they don't have to become embroiled in some sort of 'victim' beat up staged by the squatter and those who support that sort of person

Let's see if the current affairs report moves things along.  Hope it does.  But the owner will likely find her home trashed if she ever gets back in there without being bashed.  All because she left her cherished home to visit her sick father

and they say to opt for a tree-change

not likely

PZ547 wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 12:08pm:

Captain Caveman wrote on Jun 20th, 2019 at 12:01pm: WTF? A court will issue an order because she has not been there for 12yrs or more. The owner needs to get serious and stop being kind to the c@#t. Boot its sorry arse to the pavement. Who cares if it ends up on the street. Not the owners problem. She should have turfed her the day she got back. Called the cops then and there. I believe most sane people agree with you and the owner, despite her health problems, is not a weak woman.  She's living in a caravan and hauling water from a river in a bucket The squatter is brazen.  How she became this brazen and arrogant is open to conjecture but she physically threatened the owner, via the media. And there's no reason to doubt she would bash the owner the courts have let the owner down and they've dragged it out to benefit the squatter and disadvantage the owner.  There can be no other interpretation we've seen before that it can be extremely difficult to remove determined squatters, but it can be done as we've seen on tv.  But it takes muscle and determination.  The owner seems to be on her own and may not have the money to pay a gang of strong removalists to strip the property bare of the squatters stuff.  And usually in cases where a squatter is removed by force, the police are there to remove the squatter in the case in teh OP, the police are refusing to touch the squatter without the court order authorising them to do so and I personally suspect a large part of the impasse is because the squatter is part aboriginal and perhaps the courts are waiting for the owner to die in order they don't have to become embroiled in some sort of 'victim' beat up staged by the squatter and those who support that sort of person Let's see if the current affairs report moves things along.  Hope it does.  But the owner will likely find her home trashed if she ever gets back in there without being bashed.  All because she left her cherished home to visit her sick father and they say to opt for a tree-change not likely

Also...I would not pay another cent to the financial institution to which I had the home loan to. Remember they are the ones that own the property...not the borrower. She has nothing they can take so go bankrupt if need be... but I sure as hell would not be paying a cent towards a home loan on a home I don't technically own anyway. 

This country and the PC brigade have a lot to answer for. Weak people get shafted everywhere.

Captain Caveman wrote on Jun 20^th, 2019 at 12:21pm:

PZ547 wrote on Jun 20th, 2019 at 12:08pm: Captain Caveman wrote on Jun 20th, 2019 at 12:01pm: WTF? A court will issue an order because she has not been there for 12yrs or more. The owner needs to get serious and stop being kind to the c@#t. Boot its sorry arse to the pavement. Who cares if it ends up on the street. Not the owners problem. She should have turfed her the day she got back. Called the cops then and there. I believe most sane people agree with you and the owner, despite her health problems, is not a weak woman.  She's living in a caravan and hauling water from a river in a bucket The squatter is brazen.  How she became this brazen and arrogant is open to conjecture but she physically threatened the owner, via the media. And there's no reason to doubt she would bash the owner the courts have let the owner down and they've dragged it out to benefit the squatter and disadvantage the owner.  There can be no other interpretation we've seen before that it can be extremely difficult to remove determined squatters, but it can be done as we've seen on tv.  But it takes muscle and determination.  The owner seems to be on her own and may not have the money to pay a gang of strong removalists to strip the property bare of the squatters stuff.  And usually in cases where a squatter is removed by force, the police are there to remove the squatter in the case in teh OP, the police are refusing to touch the squatter without the court order authorising them to do so and I personally suspect a large part of the impasse is because the squatter is part aboriginal and perhaps the courts are waiting for the owner to die in order they don't have to become embroiled in some sort of 'victim' beat up staged by the squatter and those who support that sort of person Let's see if the current affairs report moves things along.  Hope it does.  But the owner will likely find her home trashed if she ever gets back in there without being bashed.  All because she left her cherished home to visit her sick father and they say to opt for a tree-change not likely Also...I would not pay another cent to the financial institution to which I had the home loan to. Remember they are the ones that own the property...not the borrower. She has nothing they can take so go bankrupt if need be... but I sure as hell would not be paying a cent towards a home loan on a home I don't technically own anyway.  This country and the PC brigade have a lot to answer for. Weak people get shafted everywhere.

Agree with you 100% full post

Maybe someone should suggest it to the owner.  And maybe whomever's responsible for failing to protect the owner's rights by failing to issue the court order -- should be held to account publicly then sacked

The owner doesn't want to disaffect this scumbags children.

She's too soft.

Set fire to the house. Problem solved.

This is what happens when noble masculinity is destroyed.

We have hand wringing, PC , spineless masculinity in our police force , governments departments and courts.

30 years ago senior sergeant Bruce and senior sergeant Barry would have solved this in 10 minutes.

Now we have feminised our law and order with compassion.

Compassion masking uselessness.

Disastrous to castrate the noble masculine

aquascoot wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 8:57am:

This is what happens when noble masculinity is destroyed. We have hand wringing, PC , spineless masculinity in our police force , governments departments and courts. 30 years ago senior sergeant Bruce and senior sergeant Barry would have solved this in 10 minutes. Now we have feminised our law and order with compassion. Compassion masking uselessness. Disastrous to castrate the noble masculine

Yeah....but scumbag lawyers that will disassemble the law at any cost as long as they make money.They used to act on morals....now they dont care who suffers. So it isn't the PC mob as much as the c#$t lawyers we have now.
They do not care who suffers.

If this owner had muscle and went in and turfed this gin back on the street then there would be some scumbag lawyer that would defend the gins rights. AFAIAC....she lost all rights when she KNEW she was doing the wrong thing to begin with.   

She should have reported this as tresspassing then taken details of police officer and suggested he would be charged with Neglect of duty if the police failed to remove her.

aquascoot wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 8:57am:

This is what happens when noble masculinity is destroyed. We have hand wringing, PC , spineless masculinity in our police force , governments departments and courts. 30 years ago senior sergeant Bruce and senior sergeant Barry would have solved this in 10 minutes. Now we have feminised our law and order with compassion. Compassion masking uselessness. Disastrous to castrate the noble masculine

Careful - that's what John Setka said, and look what it got him.... a full-on Reichstag fire .. a Gleiwitz radio station  ....... Feminist citizens are being oppresed, murdered and beaten in The Sudananland, we need to settle this issue for the Reich and liberate the Feministvolk ... .......campaign...   8-)

Don't laugh too much .....

Gnads wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 8:17am:

The owner doesn't want to disaffect this scumbags children. She's too soft.

Them kids could become radicalised, ya reckon?  Pretty much Inevitable™, isn't it?

Them kids see what you can get for being tinted, a bully and a thief and 'standing on your rights and doing things your way' and bullying the cops by standing on your tintedness - and they'll learn that Whartey is fair game for 'stealing their lend, bro.'

Future trouble in the making for future generations and already a lot of that going around in country towns.

The owner of the house closed it up to go visit her sick father

that was her home.  It would have held treasured family photos and of course, all her furniture and other belongings.  All she did was lock up her house before visiting her Dad

when she returned, the squatter and her kids were living in that house, amongst the owners possessions

and when the owner went to her own front door to enter her own house, the squatter told her to bugger off

police obviously wrung their hands and said they were powerless to intervene

the owner tried to reason with and work with the woman who'd brazenly taken over her home

that was two and a half years ago

The owner lives in a campervan next to a river.  No running water or electricity as far as I know.  In the freezing cold.  While strangers sleep in her beds, watch her tv whilst sitting on her couches, cooking food in her kitchen, and enjoying running water, WC and electricity, etc.

and still the police wring their hands and say they're powerless to reinstate the owner in her own home some two and a half years after the squatter simply walked in and stole the poor owner's entire life

has nothing to do with feminism

but -- that poor elderly owner has shown a spine of steel in continuing her life in very tough circumstances, in thinking laterally in trying to reach a compromise with the chicken-brained squatter and demonstrating resilience and control

I think it's time those overpaid jerks responsible for concluding this farce need to work overtime without pay and get that bloody Order to the PC coppers so the squatter and her brood can be removed

then of course, that poor owner will be able to cross her own threshold for the first time in two and half years where I dread to imagine what will confront her

and a big BOOOOOOO  to the locals for watching this all go down without lifting a finger to help


edit:  they're most probably all waiting for the elderly owner to die.  That would suit all of them: the squatter, the cops, the locals and those who should have authorised the cops to toss the squatter out two and a half years ago

Hang in woman.  You've shown more spine that a lot of those walking around flashing tin medals

Using feminism as the prime example of what's wrong with Oz etc at this time... if you're a member of a group with Accredited Victim Status - you are free as a bird to do whatever you want.

Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 2:35pm:

Using feminism as the prime example of what's wrong with Oz etc at this time... if you're a member of a group with Accredited Victim Status - you are free as a bird to do whatever you want.

that's bs

they're both women

one's a ratbag

the other's a battler despite her handicaps


nothing to do with 'feminism'

you've got 'feminism' on the  brain lately


and I'm not a fan of 'feminism'

I regard it as just another globalist wedge

They tried it in the 70s, much to women's collective detriment

and they've dragged it out again


the war should be on the globalists and their puppets and paid-to-post cretins who work their dirty fingers to the bone 'working' online, for effing peanuts

while their personal opinons are usually radically different to those they espouse

traitors

traitors in every sense


cheap noodles today matter more to them than upholding integrity, social conscience, etc

and those are qualities which CANNOT be bought back if their fortunes change

they need to ask any two dollar hooker about it -- all the money in the world cannot wash the stink off them

so let's be realistic

this is  not about 'feminism'.  In what way could it possibly be construed as illustrative of 'feminism'

when one of the women concerned is scum

and the other is fighting at the end of her life, against all the obstacles our globalist system can throw at her, for her rights, her indisputable rights to regain possession of her own home which has been stolen from her

it's not 'feminism'

it's a war between right and wrong

Surely tgere are a couple of blokes who could remove the Sheila one dark and dreary night, take her many many miles away and dump her.

I doubt she would have the brains to find her way back.
Dead shite, parasite.

Valkie wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 3:33pm:

Surely tgere are a couple of blokes who could remove the Sheila one dark and dreary night, take her many many miles away and dump her. I doubt she would have the brains to find her way back. Dead shite, parasite.

Ahhh

An abbo, what a waste of oxygen.

Useless parasite.

PZ547 wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 3:23pm:

Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Jun 21st, 2019 at 2:35pm: Using feminism as the prime example of what's wrong with Oz etc at this time... if you're a member of a group with Accredited Victim Status - you are free as a bird to do whatever you want. that's bs they're both women one's a ratbag the other's a battler despite her handicaps nothing to do with 'feminism' you've got 'feminism' on the  brain lately and I'm not a fan of 'feminism' I regard it as just another globalist wedge They tried it in the 70s, much to women's collective detriment and they've dragged it out again the war should be on the globalists and their puppets and paid-to-post cretins who work their dirty fingers to the bone 'working' online, for effing peanuts while their personal opinons are usually radically different to those they espouse traitors traitors in every sense cheap noodles today matter more to them than upholding integrity, social conscience, etc and those are qualities which CANNOT be bought back if their fortunes change they need to ask any two dollar hooker about it -- all the money in the world cannot wash the stink off them so let's be realistic this is  not about 'feminism'.  In what way could it possibly be construed as illustrative of 'feminism' when one of the women concerned is scum and the other is fighting at the end of her life, against all the obstacles our globalist system can throw at her, for her rights, her indisputable rights to regain possession of her own home which has been stolen from her it's not 'feminism' it's a war between right and wrong

So you equate feminism with women?  Most women don't as shown by the result of the last federal election...

Feminism is a minority - women are not..... get into the correct understanding of reality.

Baronvonrort wrote on Jun 21^st, 2019 at 10:51am:

She should have reported this as tresspassing then taken details of police officer and suggested he would be charged with Neglect of duty if the police failed to remove her.

Spot on. And then keep escalating. Until those particular coppers do their job, this poor old woman just hasnt had the right advice and guidance.