I thought Newton would kill me, claims Rachael Taylor in AVO
September 3rd 2010 01:08
BATTERED actress Rachael Taylor feared former lover Matty Newton would kill her during a year of shocking physical, verbal and mental abuse, court documents reveal.
It is understood Newton, who played the lead in Hamlet, The Reality Television Series, cast Taylor in the role of Ophelia.
Her corpse was discovered when a house-sitter noticed an odour coming from the fireplace.
It is unclear if she had hit her her head on the door or fallen down the stairs.
She suffered a painful allergic reaction to spray tan last month, fell and split her lip while covering the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in March, broke an ankle and later her wrist last year while Sunrise's fill-in weathergirl and suffered a bad bout of pneumonia.
"It's all in the name of Science," Newton, slightly defensive, said. "I wanted to test the effect of stairs on falling bodies."
After the body was found, Turkey's foreign ministry approached neighbouring countries for further information, with Damascus reporting that General Ivanov had gone missing while on assignment in Syria.
"General Ivanov has been stealing my thoughts," Newton said, wrapping his head in tin foil. "Take him away, Keyboard Cat."
Last year he announced he was stepping down as Cambridge University's Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, a position once held by Newton and one he had held since 1979.
"To be an A-Grade arsehole or to be a B-Grade actor, that is the question," Newton, all out of character, said.
He has also refused to rule out supporting Labor.
Newton's counsel, celebrity solicitor Chris Murphy, did not return calls.
It is understood Newton, who played the lead in Hamlet, The Reality Television Series, cast Taylor in the role of Ophelia.
Her corpse was discovered when a house-sitter noticed an odour coming from the fireplace.
It is unclear if she had hit her her head on the door or fallen down the stairs.
She suffered a painful allergic reaction to spray tan last month, fell and split her lip while covering the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in March, broke an ankle and later her wrist last year while Sunrise's fill-in weathergirl and suffered a bad bout of pneumonia.
"It's all in the name of Science," Newton, slightly defensive, said. "I wanted to test the effect of stairs on falling bodies."
After the body was found, Turkey's foreign ministry approached neighbouring countries for further information, with Damascus reporting that General Ivanov had gone missing while on assignment in Syria.
"General Ivanov has been stealing my thoughts," Newton said, wrapping his head in tin foil. "Take him away, Keyboard Cat."
Last year he announced he was stepping down as Cambridge University's Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, a position once held by Newton and one he had held since 1979.
"To be an A-Grade arsehole or to be a B-Grade actor, that is the question," Newton, all out of character, said.
He has also refused to rule out supporting Labor.
Newton's counsel, celebrity solicitor Chris Murphy, did not return calls.
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