The fraudster’s husband lodged a claim in court for a stake of his missing wife’s millions, including her home, jewellery and Gucci wedding dress, sparking outcry from victims.
Anthony Koletti, the hairdresser husband of missing fraudster Melissa Caddick, is claiming a slice of his wife’s $30 million proceeds of crime, including her Gucci wedding dress, $7 million in shares, $2 million worth of jewellery, two properties he claims are valued at $20 million and the proceeds from the sale of their luxury cars.
The court-appointed liquidator of her assets, Bruce Gleeson, has determined that since 2012, her extravagant lifestyle was funded entirely by the $23 million she stole from friends and family who thought she was investing their money in shares.Mr Gleeson is seeking to sell Caddick’s assets as he seeks to return money to her investors.
Melissa Caddick’s husband Anthony Koletti with the 2016 Audi R8 V10, which was recently sold by liquidators.In a surprise move, Koletti has also staked a claim on the Edgecliff penthouse his wife purchased for $2.55 million in 2016. In his statement, Koletti said that due to the extensive media coverage of his wife’s disappearance, “he has not been able to gain secure gainful employment in his usual trade other than casual hairdressing and some income from his music”.
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