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- Heather Kennett dishonest and fraudulent for not admitting to being
behind the distributor of obscene and offensive material about Julian
Carbone on Google Groups, WordPress, WikiAnswers and online petitions,
eventually gaining the attention of AdelaideNow to be published on
their official web site

- Heather Kennett has committed crimes against humanity, punishable by
the United Nations Court, by discriminating against kids

- Heather Kennett has contempt for the legal system, publishing a
police "investigation" before there is ever a finding, in her attack
against Lockey Clyne.

- Heather Kennett is unethical, reporting the Lachlan Clyne story when
it was only being "investigated" by police, purporting it to be a
conviction

- Heather Kennett is unprofessional and incompetent for reporting
fictional story written by 20-year-old Jeremy Shum and reporting it as
fact

- Heather Kennett racially discriminated against an Asian candidate in
the Burnside council election

- Heather Kennett is a psychopath and sociopath

- Heather Kennett is corrupt, accepting sexual and monetary bribes
from MBA drop-out Ronald Green

- Heather Kennett sexually abused, harassed, threatened, intimidated
and bullied some kid

- Heather Kennett no longer has a reputation following the Lachlan
Clyne smear

All I will say for now is "TEAM LOCKEY CLYNE" is dissatisfied with the
Eastern Courier Messenger team too: against Heather Kennett, Lisa
Bachmayer, Shannon Caton and Chantelle Kroehn, legal action may be
proceeding.

> MILEYWORLD.COM – She’s a journalist with the Eastern Courier
> Messenger, hailed as the political journalist who investigates and
> reports the truth, but the tables have turned and Heather Kennett is
> at the centre of an investigation for 12 counts of child sex abuse,
> stalking, fraud, misconduct, defamation, and paycheck journalism – and
> the truth about Heather Kennett will now come out. This was the
> beginning of an article which took the small country town of Adelaide,
> South Australia by storm.
>
> Bloggers are asking that Eastern Courier Messenger reporters (1)
> Heather Kennett, (2) Lisa Bachmayer, (3) Shannon Caton, (4) Chantelle
> Kroehn, known collectively as the “f*cked-up four” face an Independent
> Commission into Corruption (ICAC) for working with the South
> Australian Police to corrupt justice by releasing unfinalised claims
> Sturt Police are “investigating” new Unley Mayor Lachlan Clyne as a
> result of an email about rival Les Birch, giving the impression Clyne
> had smeared Birch. Police seized a computer from Clyne’s family
> business on election day November 11, in what has been called an act
> of “smear” and “corruption” by SAPOL against the young mayor.
>
> “This is an utter abuse of the ‘reasonable cause to suspect’ power to
> seize goods, because who is to say what is ‘reasonable’?,” a
> University of South Australia law professor asked. “It’s time that the
> law be changed, and that police not abuse their power as a police
> officer to smear political candidates as they have done to this poor
> Lockey Clyne kid.”
>
> These allegations come 3 weeks after the Eastern Courier’s Heather
> Kennett allegedly (1) reported a fictional story written by 20-year-
> old Jeremy Shum as fact; (2) discriminated against the kid inferring
> he was incompetent to hold public office/teach due to his age; and (3)
> Heather Kennett accepted sexual/monetary favours from Ron Green which
> caused the saga. This saga has been touted “child sex abuse”, albeit
> “technical” as Australians age of majority is 18 rather than 21 in the
> States. Jeremy Shum wrote a story entitled Special Agent Shum which
> referred to the hypothetical corporation Waverly Labs, and Kennett
> just quoted a part of his book to discredit him.
>
> Psychologists have called Kennett’s latest writings “classic over
> compensation”, having on the December 1 Messenger referred to Shiell
> (now 65) as “at 20″ smashing the English side, providing positive
> coverage of the old man. “She regrets what she has done, and is now
> overcompensating by promoting another individual of the age 20,” a
> psychology professor from the University of Adelaide stated, “there is
> nothing really notable about Shiell’s age of 20, except Kennett
> selectively received that age as a response of her guilt and shame
> resulting from the child sex sagas with the 20-year-old”.
>
> Heather Kennett has also been accused of using Google Groups,
> WordPress, blogs, petitions and usenet to smear Rick Powers, Joanne
> Howard, Robert Paterson, Julian Carbone, Peter Pavan, Con Zacharakis
> and David Lincoln. There are numerous web pages on the internet with
> the names of Kennett and her newspaper team, which seem to contain
> confidential information about the Rick Powers club which only Kennett
> has access to as a journalist. A friend of Powers said what she did
> was a “betrayal of trust” and that she should and will “never be
> trusted again”. Court action will allege that Heather Kennett was
> guilty of 12 counts of fraud, misconduct, child sex abuse, stalking,
> defamation, paycheck journalism.
>
> Another anonymous email has criticised Jeremy Shum for reporting
> Heather Kennett to the police for “sexually abusive, harassing,
> intimidating, threatening” activity and “stalking” him. The email
> states that Shum enjoyed sexual intercourse with Kennett, when in fact
> I assume Kennett only WISHES there was sexual intercourse between the
> pair (e.g. I hope I can have sex with Brad Pitt some day… sure I’ll
> dream all I like!). “Kennett is twisted, and I’m assuming she has
> distributed fake rumours that she has had sex with Jeremy Shum to get
> a sexual thrill out of” a friend of Rick Powers, who took Jeremy Shum
> on as a protege, said. The attempt quickly backfired on Kennet
> however, with web users noting Jeremy Shum is 20, Kennett is 50, and
> Kennett would effectively be a paedophile then.
>
> A user on UseNet has been criticised for releasing a long document
> defending Kennett based on her childhood psychology, indicating:
>
> 1. Although the user defended Heather Kennett she does NOT support
> what she has done to abuse children, because it’s NEVER the kid’s
> fault only the adult’s fault. She admitted she was a friend of Heather
> Kennett’s, and is saying why Kennett landed on the wrong side of the
> law. She explained she was like a psychiatrist who explains why
> murderers kill people, NOT that it is right.
>
> 2. He was 20, and in Australia, this is an adult. It’s not under 21
> like the United States. She says yes it is sick to exploit a 20 year
> old, but what she has done is not “legally” wrong – it may be
> unethical, immoral, but it’s NOT illegal. (Yes, the other things she
> has done may be illegal, but not the sexual abuse of the 20-year-old)
>
> 3. Rick Powers deserved to be stalked by the papparazzi. Heather
> Kennett did the community a favour  by stalking Rick Powers and
> printing a photo of that ugly fat slob who is manipulating Burnside.
> Nobody is going to feel sorry for Rick Powers. What we do feel sorry
> is Rick’s use of lawyers and splashing his money around to get rid of
> any negative information about him. Also remember, journalists are
> meant to stalk – that’s their jobs, so it’s NEVER illegal. Yes,
> Kennett’s stalking of the 20-year-old was unethical/immoral as I said
> above, but even that isn’t illegal. But once she is exposed on Channel
> 7′s Today Tonight or Channel 9′s A Current Affair she’ll never do it
> again, but a 20-year-old is hot and sexy so maybe Kennett gets a
> sexual thrill out of it, so why not?
>
> 4. Journalists are NOT there to report the truth unlike you are led to
> believe. Heather Kennett did nothing by reporting a fictional story a
> kid wrote to discredit him. “He’s 20, says he’s the MD of an LA-based
> firm that provides medical and engineering science advice to
> businesses”. Well as apart of the novel the kid wrote, he DID say
> those words, he DID say “as the MD of the LA-based firm etc…”. It’s
> not relevant the story is fictional, only that Heather Kennett can
> sell newspaper as a result of what she said. You could say what
> Heather Kennett said was smart. She twisted the kid’s words to gain
> what she wanted. Sure, it is narccisistic to victimise a 20-year-old,
> but who is to judge? She made herself hell famous as a result, doing
> what she needed to do. Again, yes it was unethical and immoral, but
> reporting fiction as fact is legal loophole that is permitted and it’s
> NOT illegal.
>
> 5. Receiving monetary or sex bribes aka paycheck journalism isn’t
> illegal. Heather Kennett did nothing wrong for accepting monetary/sex
> bribes/paycheck journalism from joke candidate Ron Green. Sure it is
> questionable why receive a bribe from a 70-year-old obese MBA dropout
> who failed to become a councillor (dude thought he could become mayor
> of Burnside just years earlier), but that’s Kennett’s choice. Heather
> Kennett knows the wage of a journalist is nothing, so she decided to
> make some money on the side. What’s wrong with that? It’s not illegal.
> It’s deceptive and manipulative to her readers, and those of the
> Eastern Courier Messenger, but it shouldn’t be too surprising, given
> Kennett is already in her 50′s and only made it far enough in
> journalism to be apart of a local newspaper – not even The Advertiser.
> Also, the thrill of doing something unlawful/illegal could be just
> enough to make Kennett feel alive.
>
> 6. There’s no law preventing on you for saying someone is too young to
> teach, or too young to be elected to public office. Remember this is
> Heather Kennett’s opinion. She could even say it’s her opinion Ron
> Green would make a bad councillor/mayor for having a small weiner.
> It’s her own opinion. Sure, with kids getting into parliament aged 20
> these days (e.g. Roy Wyatt for the Liberal Party). and kids smarter
> than ever, it’s questionable whether Kennett’s go at the kid for his
> age is ethical/moral, but she only crossed social boundaries, NOT
> legal boundaries. What Kennett did was not illegal, just unethical/
> immoral at best. I don’t think the kid’s age has anything to do with
> his incompetence to teach or be elected to public office, so I will
> say sorry on behalf of Kennett for you, but remember it’s just opinion
> – even if she may have offended half the world.
>
> 7. There’s no law saying someone is incompetent to hold public office
> because they’re still in school. The same logic applies for (5)
> applies to (6). Sure, the inferences Kennett drew were unethical/
> immoral, and questionable as to whether it’s community’s standards,
> but she just gave her opinion. It may be an extreme left comment, but
> that was her opinion, and she’s free to give it under the law.
>
> 8. Reporting a vexatious allegation as “likely” to lead to an
> investigation is logically correct. Heather Kennett was paid by a
> candidate to publicise a claim his political opponent had made.
> Kennett said, “it is likely Lock will be investigated by the State’s
> Electoral Commission for a number of irregularities in his campaign”.
> The issue is ECSA didn’t actually investigate the candidate for these
> irregularities. The argument is that even IF the investigation was
> made, it may not conclusively find the candidate guilty anyway. The
> problem with saying “likely to be investigated” is that it leads to
> the conclusion the candidate WAS actually guilty as charged. Again,
> what Kennett did was NOT illegal, but at max immoral/unethical. Her
> statement is logically true, and if allegations are made (albeit that
> the critique name Ron Green wasn’t provided) that such matters WOULD
> “likely” be investigated by ECSA. Kennett is NOT employed as a court
> officer to state the truth remember, she is a journalist who is there
> to make you buy more newspapers, and this is what she’s done.
>
> 9. There is nothing wrong with coming to a person’s house and asking
> them questions. The purpose of investigative journalism is to be rude.
> If you don’t stalk a person, by coming to their property, and use a
> telephone, email or mail instead, you might not get the truth. Yes
> Heather Kennett’s behaviour is uncivil, but it’s not illegal. Using
> methods that are untruthful, malicious and unethical will just make
> nobody want to get an interview with Kennett – that’s it.
>
> 10. Kennett’s attack on a political candidate for their Asian race,
> though Pauline Hanson-style, is her choice, her opinion.
>
> 11. Heather Kennett’s decision to become a journalist because she
> could gain power and narcissisticly abuse others due to her own father/
> childhood issues is her own problem, and even though she will need
> professional psychological/psychiatric drug help, and no matter how
> “unusual” it seems, it’s not illegal. Everybody around her will hate
> her, but that’s her choice.
>
> 12. Police really had seized Lachlan Clyne’s computer, even though
> they may have corruptedly made it seem like Clyne sent an email he
> didn’t by publicising these claims to the media, despite an
> “investigation” was only pending, and not complete.
>
> I think the main difficulty Heather Kennett has difficulty
> interpreting is because Jeremy Shum graduated high school at the age
> of 12 with a TER of 97.85, at the age of 20, he already holds a
> Bachelors of Laws, Bachelors of Commerce (Accounting), Bachelors of
> Engineering (Optical and Electronic) and Bachelors of Medicine and
> Surgery.
>
> It is for this reason that Heather Kennett has been called “malicious,
> pathological liar, scum, unacceptable, socially inept, borderline
> personality, undiagnosed schizophrenia, psychopathic, narcissistic,
> ridiculous, humiliating, rejected, disliked, socially deviant,
> hypersensitive to criticism, rejected, socially isolated, low self-
> esteem, mistrust of others, emotional distance, self-conscious, self-
> centered, fanatic, self-critical, impulsive, feelings of emptiness,
> fear of competition, procrastingating, victimising, inappropriately
> angry, unsociable, emotionally cold, paranoid, exhibitionist,
> inferior, escapist, self-harm, suicidal, prostitutional, sexual”. This
> is not to even dwelve into calls for Kennett to be jailed
> indefinetely, and to be tried by the U.N. court for crimes against
> children.
>
> Some other gossip has come out saying Kennett was sexually abused by
> Mr. Kennett her father from age 12 to 19, undervalued by her mother in
> upbringing, and engaged in prostitution, which is why she is today.
> But even if she did, she would say she didn’t, and even if she did,
> that was her choice, so let’s not enter the nature versus nurture
> debate.
>
> Heather Kennett and the Eastern Courier Messenger has been accused of
> abusing their power as journalists to ask for “special treatment” from
> the South Australian Police in censoring the above claims against
> them, despite the right to freedom of political communication is
> clearly expressed in the Australian constitution.
>
> If this wasn’t enough, Heather Kennett was also accused of having
> distributed a document about Jeremy Shum, that stated: (1) Shum’s
> skinny legs are tighter than your 14 yo daughter’s; (2) Shum put his
> surname with Selena Gomez’s first name like How to Lose a Guy in 10
> days not a scandal; (3) Shum has a bigger lisp than Miley Cyrus; (4)
> Shum wears more makeup than Zac Efron; (5) Shum should stick to
> consulting lecturer; (6) Shum is under 21 under the original
> constitutional law requirement; (7) Shum skinny little twig will
> influence your children to get an eating disorder; (8) Shum wears a
> dorky Jonas Bros purity ring an extremist christian; (9) Shum is
> oriental and wants to let his asian savages get into rich white
> Burnside; (10) Shum has a gender issue skinny jeans makeup more girly
> than Dolly magazine; (11) Purity ring means Shum is so inexperienced
> with sex he’s banged a ton of girls slut alert; (12) Shum is a lawyer
> who lies; (13) Shum is an environmentalist tree-hugging conservative;
> (14) Shum is friends with creepy Jo Bros, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez,
> Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato; (15) Shum changes his hairdo more than
> Miley Cyrus smiles; (16) Shum is author living in mythical, mystical
> magical world; (17) Shum wants to have 6 kids; (18) Shum wears glasses
> contacts; (19) Shum shops at Dotti a girls store; (20) Shum buys
> bottled water; (21) Shum has an expensive lifestyle; (22) Shum stick
> with modelling; (23) Shum is a casanova; (24) Shum is like high school
> musical fake crap; (25) Shum is just hot; (26) Shum is a pianist,
> which is gay; (27) Shum uses his smile as a special spell; (28) Shum
> is too famous; (29) Shum Shum is from Los Angeles not Australia; (30)
> Shum thinks he’s so hot but he’s so NOT; (31) Shum studied law to get
> rid of his sex tape; (32) Shum wears girls clothing.
>
> All that is clear for now is though the South Australian Police may be
> corrupt and Heather Kennett may not face a conviction, the internet
> community has done a full investigation and spoken: child sex abuse
> cannot be tolerated by a modern society. Maybe a change in law could
> protect underage celebrities like Miley Cyrus from deranged
> journalists like Heather Kennett who put power, greed and money before
> ethics and principles.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Election 2010: Student’s tilt at Burnside seat – COUNCIL – 9 NOV 10 @
> 07:55AM BY HEATHER KENNETTCOUNTDOWN TO THE POLLS: A university student
> is vying for a seat on Burnside Council.
>
> HE’S 20, says he’s a managing director of a LA-based company offering
> medical and engineering science advice and a ‘consultant lecturer ,
> specialising in constitutional law’ – and now he wants to represent
> you on Burnside Council.
>
> However Rose Park and Toorak Gardens Ward candidate Lock is likely to
> be investigated by the State’s Electoral Commission for a number of
> irregularities in his campaign material.
>
> The UniSA student’s flyer featured the Burnside Council logo and
> included a generic University of SA postal address, as part of the
> authorisation required on all campaign material.
>
> Burnside Council acting CEO Paul Deb said Mr Lock had not gained
> permission to use the council logo.
>
> ‘In line with the Electoral Commission protocol, we have forwarded
> this promotional material on to the Commission for review and action,’
> Mr Deb said last week.
>
> And an SA Electoral Commission spokeswoman said it was not appropriate
> for a student to list their university address, under the requirements
> of the Local Government (Elections) Act.
>
> ‘However, if the address is a workplace address it may be acceptable,’
> she said.
>
> ‘If there is evidence to suggest that Mr Lock cannot be contacted at
> this address, the commissioner will consider the matter.’
>
> A UniSA spokeswoman confirmed Mr Lock was not employed by the
> university.
>
> Mr Lock declined to be interviewed when approached at his house, but
> agreed to respond to questions via email.
>
> Asked why he had suggested voters mark a number two next to his name –
> instead of the traditional one – he replied: ‘The quota is (2) and it
> felt impolite to ask people to put a (1).’
>
> He cited the Copyright Act when asked if he had obtained authorisation
> to use the council logo.
>
> Regarding his work as a ‘consultant lecturer’ he said he provided
> ‘schooling support to kids in high school, university, professionals
> (that was) similar to lecturing because that’s essentially what’s
> done, but it’s distinguished from the services the universities and
> colleges provide’.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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