Alice Mabel Weekes, Richi Wilkins, Corey McGhee: Details of alleged Mawson Lakes abduction emerge
The victim of a frightening alleged abduction in Adelaide’s north has been identified, as more details emerge about the man and woman (both pictured) arrested over the incident.
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The young mother accused of a violent abduction at Mawson Lakes has an Only Fans account that makes up to $12,000 a month, it’s been revealed, as the victim of the frightening crime is identified.
Alice Mabel Weekes did not apply for bail when she faced Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Monday alongside co-accused Leonard Robert Richard Wilkins on false imprisonment, arson, theft and gun charges.
Court documents show Ms Weekes and Mr Wilkins have also been charged with drug trafficking.
Police say they were charged over their alleged involvement in a kidnapping of a 31-year-old man on Saturday night.
Court documents identifying the victim as Corey James McGhee reveal he was due appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court last week for a charge of possessing a controlled drug – but he never showed.
Police allege Mr McGhee, 31 from Mawson Lakes, headed to a Mawson Lakes home before being shot in the back, tied up, thrown into his Toyota, driven 30 kilometres away and dumped on a remote Port Gawler road.
The detail follows the revelation that Ms Weekes’ social media links to the OnlyFans account named Poppy Days, which has about 694 subscribers.
The account has posted 324 photos and 126 videos, has 10,462 likes and makes between $3000 and $12,000 each month.
Images contained on the account range from lingerie shots to full-frontal nudity and pornographic videos.
The account biography describes “Poppy Days” as an alter ego and that posts on the account include “fetish videos”.
Ms Weekes, 26, of Mawson Lakes, broke down in court upon learning she would be remanded in prison until her next court date in December.
Police will allege the victim visited a woman at a Mawson Lakes home before three men assaulted him and shot him in the back.
Police say the man was tied up and thrown in the back of his car before being driven to Port Gawler 30km away.
The car was set on fire and he was found by a passer-by near the burning car at 10.30pm.
The passer-by then took him to Lyell McEwin Hospital. He suffered a number of injuries but they were not considered life-threatening.
An SA Health spokesman confirmed he had been discharged from hospital.
An SA Police spokesman said investigations were ongoing and two men were still believed to be at large.
Police searched a Mawson Lakes house on Sunday in relation to the incident and seized several items, including a gun.
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