BREAKING: Outback Wrangler host Matt Wright has just pleaded not guilty to three charges in the Northern Territory Supreme Court, marking a critical moment in a legal battle that has captured national attention. Wright, known for his work with crocodiles, arrived at the courthouse in Darwin shortly before 10 AM on October 16, 2023, flanked by his wife Kaia Wright, supporters, and his legal team.
The charges against him include three counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice, stemming from an incident related to the tragic death of Chris Wilson, who was killed in a fatal helicopter crash. This high-profile case has drawn significant public interest, especially from those affected by the tragedy.
Wright’s legal representation includes prominent barrister David Edwardson KC and instructing solicitor Luke Officer, who are prepared to vigorously defend against the allegations. The presence of Wilson’s widow in court adds an emotional layer to the proceedings, highlighting the human impact of the case.
As the trial unfolds, the implications of Wright’s charges could have lasting effects on his career and the broader community involved. The court proceedings are expected to draw further media coverage, with updates anticipated throughout the day.
Stay tuned for more as this story develops—key updates are on the horizon.
