MORE VICTIMS? Lifestyle Solutions founder David Hogg guilty of raping teen girl, with questions now raised about other vulnerable & disabled children

28 February, 2018 Rudy Terwilliger

EXCLUSIVE: Questions are now being raised on whether a wider investigation is warranted into the controversial and troubled Lifestyle Solutions organisation which looks after disabled and vulnerable adults and children across Australia after its former managing director was found guilty this month of raping a teenage girl.

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Rudy Terwilliger is an investigative reporter for True Crime News Weekly and currently resides in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. He has a strong interest in corruption in both the business and political worlds.
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