48-year-old Heiress worth over $20 million thrown in jail after fucking 14-year-old boy, 4 times in a DAY
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From Heiress to a Prisoner
One of the richest women in the world is set to spend a night in a grimy cell at one of Australia’s most notorious jail.
The 48-year-old Heiress who loves horse-breeding will spend a night at Silverwood Women’s Correctional Centre alongside cannibal killer Rebecca Butterfield, who skinned, and decapitated her husband and then cooked his head with vegetables and gravy.
Her other inmates also include Jessica Camilleri, who beheaded her mum, serial child killer Kathleen Folbigg, Sharyn Ward, who slowly murdered her nine-year-old through starvation, and terrorist plotter Alo-Bridget Namoa.
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Meet Savannah Daisley
Savannah Daisley, a health entrepreneur and Instagram influencer, worth over $20 million was charged this week with four counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a boy between 14 and 16 years old.
Ms. Daisley allegedly had drunken romps with the 14-year-old four times over the course of 24 hours in May last year.
The mum-of-two who doubles as a lifestyle entrepreneur and has 40,000 followers on Instagram, will remain behind bars until her next court date on August 23.
She has been in custody since June 27.
She launched her detox programme in 2014, along with a Smart Cleanse cooking channel, a Smart Cleanse detox book and digital courses.
Daisley denies all charges, but has not yet formally entered any pleas.
Her father is Ross Daisley, a famous breeder of thoroughbred racehorse Choisir, which became an international champion after winning at the prestigious Royal Ascot and Newmarket races in 2003.
Mr. Daisley had offered to pay a $10,000 (£5,667) bail but a judge ruled it wasn’t in the public interest for her to be released from custody. The cell where she’ll live for the next six months is in stark contrast to her home in the city’s exclusive lower north shore, with its stunning views of Sydney Harbour.
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