News & Media: Wally was tipped off the day before the investigation

Wally was tipped off the day before the investigation

By Aussie Farms

Sat 4 August 2012, 12:00am

During the investigation yesterday by the police, the RSPCA, the Animal Welfare League and the Food Authority, Wally admitted that he had been sent the longer 42 minute cut of footage the day before, giving him enough time to prepare. Furious, the Animal Welfare League are launching their own investigation into how this happened.

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News & Media: Wally was tipped off the day before the investigation

Wally was tipped off the day before the investigation

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