Ex-husband of alleged NAB fraudster was in the dark about source of funds, court told | MWhitbourn
The former husband of a Sydney businesswoman accused of defrauding the National Australia Bank of millions of dollars has given evidence in her trial that he was unaware of how she paid for an overseas holiday and hundreds of thousands of dollars in landscaping for their Mosman home.
Her former husband, Geoffrey Rosamond, gave evidence in the Downing Centre District Court in Sydney on Thursday and said he effectively “exited” a Human Group business, MyTraining.net, in 2012. He said he assumed the money was coming from their mortgage offset account or “a company loan to Helen”, but he did not pay any of the bills himself. “I couldn’t even if I wanted to,” he told the court.Asked about a family holiday overseas for his then-wife’s 40th birthday in 2015, Rosamond said he had “no clue how it was paid” and “I would have been assuming that it was from our own personal bank account”.
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