A jury has found former Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine in Sydney.
Former cricketer Stuart MacGill, 54, steps into the witness box during a trial after pleading not guilty to taking part in the supply of a prohibited drug.
During the trial, the Crown alleged he helped facilitate a drug deal between his brother-in-law Marino Sotiropoulos and a ...
The retired leg-spinner was found guilty of taking part in the supply of a prohibited drug after teeing up a meeting between his partner's brother, Marino Sotiropoulos, and his personal dealer in ...
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Key detail in MacGill trial revealedDuring his trial, MacGill was alleged to have helped set up and was present at a meeting between his partner’s brother, ...
The man who sold cocaine to Stuart MacGill told police the former Test cricketer would take the drug every day if he could ...
Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of involvement in drug supply, albeit acquitted of ...
During the trial, the Crown alleged he helped facilitate a drug deal between his brother-in-law Marino Sotiropoulos and a drug dealer, who can only be known as Person A, in which $330,000 was ...
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