Morrison feared Reynolds
Morrison feared Reynolds
Morrison feared Reynolds
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In a defamation trial involving Senator Linda Reynolds and Brittany Higgins, former Prime Minister Scott Morrison testified that he feared for Reynolds' life due to the intense political attacks following Higgins' rape allegations. Morrison described the allegations as being 'weaponised' for political purposes to discredit him and Reynolds. He expressed concern for Reynolds' mental and physical well-being during the crisis, stating that he was 'very concerned that this could be a fatal outcome for her.' Morrison vehemently denied any government cover-up related to the allegations, calling such claims 'completely and utterly false.' The trial continues as Reynolds seeks to address what she claims are damaging social media posts by Higgins. Morrison's testimony sheds light on the emotional toll the situation has taken on Reynolds, who he has known for over 20 years.

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