Brian

This dream may refer to the death of Dianne Brimble.  Many of the names are the same. See following:

Coroner warns Brimble witness

By staff and wires

September 12, 2006 03:31pm

ONE of the men named as a person of interest to police in the cruise ship death of Dianne Brimble has been warned to tell the true, full story to the inquest into her death.

Ryan Kuchel, a Sydney property consultant, has admitted to the inquest that he took the drug "fantasy" on the morning Mrs Brimble, a 42-year-old mother of three, died in his cabin aboard the Pacific Sky in 2002.

He said he heard his friend Mark Wilhelm offer Mrs Brimble the drug and that she asked if it was dangerous.  He said he then left the cabin, where Mr Wilhelm and Mrs Brimble were having sex, but came back a short time later with another man, Petar Pantic, who took photos of the pair.

Deputy state coroner Jacqueline Milledge warned Mr Kuchel to be truthful after he failed to mention that Mr Wilhelm also took the drug.

When he said he did not mention Mr Wilhelm's consumption because no one asked him, Ms Milledge replied: "Oh please, that's rubbish."

"You be very careful, you tell the truth."

Mr Kuchel replied: "I am telling the truth."

He said he had asked Mr Wilhelm for the drug for his personal use, but admitted that when to took it to another cabin, occupied by a group of women and some of his cruise companions, at least one of them - Dragan Losic - also consumed some.

He said he believed Mrs Brimble had consented to sex with Mr Wilhelm.

Messrs Kuchel, Wilhelm, Pantic and Losic are among those named as persons of interest in the Brisbane woman's death.

Earlier, Mr Kuchel said he lied about Mrs Brimble's death because he "was concerned about" Mr Wilhelm and did not want him to be implicated.

Mr Kuchel said he was prepared to lie to protect Mr Wilhelm, but he was not prepared to lie to protect himself, and the version he was now telling the court was the truth.

Mr Kuchel described Mr Wilhelm as a "bit of a deviant".

Mrs Brimble died in a cabin shared by Mr Kuchel and three other men on September 24, 2002, the day after boarding the P&O cruise ship.

The inquest has been told the Brisbane woman died from a toxic mixture of alcohol and the drug gamma-hydroxybutyrate, also known as fantasy.

The inquest continues.

- from The Daily Telegraph and AAP

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 Otti

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Hi, thanks, will post this.

Brian

9.16.2006

Could this have anything to do with the death of Dianne Brimble in 2002?

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Hi, yes, it might me.

Brian

http://www.mako.org.au/newsart522.html

and

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=109819

Brimble 'willingly took drugs'
Tuesday Sep 12 16:50 AEST
Dianne Brimble willingly took the date rape drug fantasy shortly before she
died on a P&O cruise ship in 2002, the inquest into her death was told.

One of the eight men of interest to the inquiry, Ryan Kuchel, told Glebe
Coroners Court that Mrs Brimble had said "I'll try some" after being offered
the drug by Mark Wilhelm.

Mr Kuchel said the Brisbane mother had asked whether fantasy was dangerous
but was assured by Mr Wilhelm it was okay, and that it was "like ecstasy but
makes you 10 times hornier".

Mr Kuchel was in bed in the cabin he shared with Mr Wilhelm when the pair
came into the room in the early hours of September 24, 2002.

He said before the pair had sex, he overheard a conversation in which his
cabin mate offered Mrs Brimble the drug.

Mrs Brimble died later that morning from a toxic mixture of alcohol and
fantasy.

Mr Kuchel said Mr Wilhelm told him after Mrs Brimble's death that the pair
had taken fantasy.

"He confirmed they had taken some but said that had nothing to do with what
happened," Mr Kuchel told the court.

He said Mr Wilhelm told him Mrs Brimble had died by heart attack but had
asked him not to tell anyone the pair had taken fantasy.


©AAP 2006


 

9.21.2006

 

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Hi, thanks, link posted.

Brian

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