A heavily-tattooed Finks boss who was behind bars for an alleged revenge attack over the release of nude photos has been found dead in prison.
The body of the Finks boss was found at Ravenhall Correctional Centre on Thursday afternoon, the Department of Justice confirmed on Friday.The heavily-tattooed 35-year-old was on remand facing charges over an alleged bashing which was described as a revenge attack over the release of naked photos of a woman online.
It is alleged Ms Egglestone, 29, reached out to Reker in a bid for retaliation after naked photos of her were posted online.he said he was hoping for a fresh start. For himself and for the Finks. “Victoria is the last state where there are still basic human rights — police can’t just bash down a door and come into our homes — they can’t tell us we can’t talk to our mates.”
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