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Salim Mehajer’s ex pulls off a masterclass in revenge that will leave him FUMING… As he left prison with a gut and a bad haircut, the girlfriend he abused has had the last word

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The brutal aggression Salim Mehajer displayed towards his former girlfriend offers a clear insight into his character.

That is, he’s a criminal thug who views women as nothing but possessions.

It was quite rewarding to witness his ex-partner, who he had brutally mistreated, triumphantly have the last say just a few days ago – the very same week he left prison.

On July 18, Mehajer completed nearly five years in prison for committing fraud and domestic violence, and was granted parole.

Consistent with his past behavior, the ex-deputy mayor of Auburn, with a greasy man bun and straining against an oversized suit, immediately seized the spotlight upon release, heading directly from prison to a dentist’s office for cosmetic work on his ‘prison teeth’.

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In it, she revealed to her followers she had a new boyfriend and couldn’t be happier.

It was a stark contrast indeed to her ex’s life of irredeemable disgrace.

She showed affectionate behavior with her new partner in some self-taken photos. Many people who commented on the post expressed joy at seeing her seem content once more.

‘The love you deserve,’ commented a friend.

Under Australian law, which offers legal protection to domestic violence victims, it is not permissible for the Daily Mail to publish photographs of MB or her partner, or disclose their identities.

Her current boyfriend undoubtedly appears more fit compared to Mehajer, who emerged from prison 11 days back, looking unkempt, sporting an oily man bun, and noticeably heavier.

It seemed that the con artist had gained some inches around his waist during imprisonment, causing his blue suit to stretch at the edges.

The jacket was rather unflattering, perhaps having been tailored to suit his pre-prison frame.

Prior to his fall from grace, Mehajer had earned a reputation for his fascination with aesthetic procedures, such as facial injections and the distinctive “Turkey teeth” veneers.

In keeping with his habits, he promptly went to a dentist specializing in cosmetics to have his teeth repaired following his release on parole.

Mehajer also shared a message with his supporters as he returned to social media.

Sharing a picture with the words ‘I am forever grateful’ written in elegant black cursive, he also mentioned in the caption that he is wholeheartedly dedicated to meeting the demands set for him.

Beyond that, I’d like to convey my heartfelt gratitude for the steadfast backing of my loved ones – my family and friends. Moreover, I want to acknowledge the commitment and unwavering support of my legal advisor, who has been a constant presence during this entire process.

Meanwhile, MB lashed the parole board’s decision to allow his release.

Although the corrections commissioner argued against his release due to concerns he might reoffend, the parole board still decided to grant him freedom, as she shared with Nine News.

It’s deeply unjust when the liberties of criminals are prioritized over those of their victims. Our justice system should strive for a more balanced approach. Let’s advocate for improvements in this regard.

‘We are left to rebuild our lives while they are handed back theirs. This isn’t justice.

In Australia, a distressing number of victims find themselves powerless as their offenders roam freely, frequently escaping any meaningful rehabilitation, genuine accountability, and disregard for the enduring harm inflicted upon them.

In my role as a lifestyle advisor, I find myself compelled to share that an individual, whom I’ll refer to as ‘Mehajer’, has been handed a sentence of seven years and nine months in prison. This decision comes after a series of offenses he committed, among which was domestic violence against his former partner. It’s crucial for us all to remember that such actions are unacceptable and harmful.

In simpler terms, he was found guilty of attacking the victim inside a vehicle. He struck her on the head, covered her mouth and nose to make her unconscious, squeezed her hand when she tried to call for help, and threatened to harm her mother.

This month, the expiration of his three-year and nine-month prison term without parole occurred, and in June, the New South Wales Parole Board made the decision to release him.

Mehajer will be released on the condition that he submits to regular drug and alcohol tests and attends domestic violence programs if required.

He is prohibited from reaching out to a person he has been involved in domestic violence with, interacting with any members or affiliates of outlaw motorcycle groups, and visiting the Central Coast area as well.

In my line of work as a lifestyle advisor, I’d say that part of my daily life involves adhering to certain guidelines, such as maintaining an upstanding character and regularly consulting with a private therapist for continued personal growth and wellness.

As a devoted follower, I eagerly anticipate my day in the Court of Criminal Appeal on August 4th, where I’ll present my appeal against the domestic violence convictions that have been handed down to me, Mehajer.

 

Taboo rumour about Salim Mehajer’s life behind bars that all the crims are talking about

By Jonica Bray for Daily Mail Australia

Many unscrupulous businesspeople and politically corrupt individuals have found themselves behind bars due to their underhanded activities.

However, not many individuals have sparked public fascination quite like Salim Mehajer, a questionable property tycoon who once served as the disgraced deputy mayor of Auburn.

His million-dollar wedding to wife Aysha cemented him as a tabloid fixture. 

Then, a relatively unknown politician from the west of Sydney, rented four helicopters, a fighter plane, a line of high-end automobiles, and assembled a film crew. Later, he blocked off an entire street to prepare for his grand event.

However, his excessive flaunting of wealth served only to intensify the scrutiny on his questionable criminal activities, ultimately leading to his demise.

After spending almost five years in prison, Salim emerged with a strong reputation, having made an impression while he was incarcerated.

And not in a good way.

The jail where he was detained, housing over 400 prisoners, stood in stark contrast to his previous opulent residence filled with sports cars and designer clothing.

However, it appears that old behaviors are difficult to break, as Salim, who filed for bankruptcy in 2018, continued to display signs of wealth – even while incarcerated.

Inside, he splurged on what’s known as “buying up,” which is prison jargon for an inmate’s authorized purchases of items such as personal hygiene products, treats, or beverages.

Prisoners housed in maximum, medium, or minimum-security prisons are allowed to purchase up to $100 worth of groceries per week as additional supplies, commonly known as a ‘grocery buy-up’. However, the illegal prison economy often provides prisoners with more goods, including contraband items.

Salim, much like any individual who has incurred damages while being criminalized, was entitled to utilize his full weekly budget on expenses. However, given his wealth and the ease with which he could afford additional purchases, this situation provoked frustration among other inmates who struggled to save $100 per week for larger purchases.

As a diehard fan, I must confess, it wasn’t solely envy over his snacks that drove their actions. Instead, within the confines of the penal system, ‘buy-up’, a form of currency, reigned supreme. This valuable commodity was exchanged not for typical goods or services, but for favors and privileges among inmates.

In the black market inside the prison, Salim had the means to acquire whatever he desired. By adding these items to what he legally purchased, he was able to barter them for safety, privileges, and companionship, essentially purchasing protection, perks, and friendships.

In February, five months before his release, Nathan Paddison (a former cellmate) shared with Daily Mail Australia that the individual was purchasing everything from there and had accumulated many people who followed him because he could afford to pay high prices for items.

A fellow inmate also mentioned: ‘It’s possible to acquire miniature cell phones, illegally obtained alcohol… And although not all prisoners desire these objects, they can prove useful for bartering with others when necessary.’

Following the public uproar caused by his extravagant million-dollar wedding, Mehajer gained widespread recognition as a familiar figure in many homes, which eventually led to law enforcement noticing him.

He has faced a series of serious criminal charges, including a bizarre plot to stage a car crash.

It’s evident that Salim places great importance on popularity, a fact made clear by his constant showcasing of his lavish possessions on social media platforms.

Previously, Ian McLachlan, who represents him, had informed the court that Mehajer’s 2018 bipolar disorder diagnosis played a role in his criminal activities. This implies that during the commission of these crimes, Mehajer was experiencing delusions of grandeur.

Psychologists describe grandiose thinking as an overblown self-image that encompasses everything from excessive self-confidence to the belief of being supremely important or special.

In a short stint out of prison in 2019, Mehajer emphasized to reporters the great level of admiration he received while incarcerated.

He shared with a journalist that at first, other detainees didn’t take to him, but eventually, he became the most well-liked inmate across the facility, including among the guards.

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