Friday 30 September 2022 10:20 AM Melissa Caddick's brother storms out of court during inquest into her ... trends now
Melissa Caddick was last seen leaving her Dover Heights mansion in November in 2020, just hours after ASIC and the AFP raided her home
Melissa Caddick's brother has sensationally stormed out of court after he was scolded for 'pulling faces' during an inquest into her disappearance and suspected death.
Adam Grimley had been sitting in the back of the NSW Coroner's Court on Friday while Ms Caddick's husband Anthony Koletti gave evidence during the coronial inquest.
Deputy State Coroner Elizabeth Ryan interrupted proceedings to warn Mr Grimley over 'dramatic and distracting' facial expressions he was making during questions from counsel for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
'And if you are unable to restrain yourself, I will ask you to view the proceedings in the adjoining court,' she said, before Mr Grimley stormed out of the room.
Later Mr Koletti's lawyer Judy Swan was also asked to 'please control your facial expressions as well'.
Brother of conwoman Melissa Caddick, Adam Grimley (pictured) stormed out of a coronial inquest into the disappearance and presumed death of his sister after the coroner warned him to restrain his 'dramatic and distracting' facial expressions
Ms Caddick was last seen leaving her Dover Heights mansion in November in 2020, just hours after ASIC and the AFP raided her home.
Her husband has told the inquest he now accepts his wife was a fraudster but still holds the corporate watchdog ASIC responsible for her suspected death due to their 'cruelty'.
Mr Koletti was taken to a statement he wrote to the court on July 2021 about the ASIC search warrant conducted at the couple's Sydney mansion on November 11, 2020.
'I believe she died as a direct result of ASIC's negligence, cruelty and inhumanity,' Mr Koletti wrote.
'Is that something you still say on your oath today?' Dean Jordan SC on behalf of ASIC asked.
'Yes,' Mr Koletti said.
'I suggest your maintenance of that assertion
