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Man pleads guilty to more than 600 suicide threat calls to ex

A 33-year-old man pleaded guilty to contacting his ex-partner more than 600 times by phone and text over five days. He told her he was attempting suicide and that she would be the reason he did it.

Why it mattersShows how abusers use fake suicide threats to control partners. Courts are increasingly recognising this tactic as serious family violence.

AustraliaBrings attention to psychological abuse tactics increasingly prosecuted in Australian courts and how victim safety is protected through safety notices.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 9 h ago

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