A Brisbane man who has spent years sending letters espousing offensive views about immigration and multiculturalism has been using the electoral roll to obtain recipients’ home addresses
A Brisbane man sent letters espousing offensive views about immigration and multiculturalism for years across Australia has defended the hate mail and said he had used electoral rolls to obtain recipients’ home addresses.
He said he had sourced them using the electoral roll but would not provide specifics. “Like I said I don’t want the place to be swamped with other people – and it’s totally legal,” he said. He said there had been no recent inquiries or complaints regarding the matter. Members of Parliament and political parties also have access to the electoral roll for mail-outs.Police in Queensland confirmed they were looking at the letters after they had been “referred further correspondence allegedly authored by a G Church”.
“It wasn’t so much the content ... but it was that someone had my address,” she said. “My apartment number as well as my address. The specific nature of it was what sort of confronted me. “What unnerves me about this is that this person identifies particular people of interest through their online or media presentations and then accesses personal information,” the recipient said.
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