AUSSIE TRIPLE MURDER CONVICT BELIEVED TO BE STASHING CELLPHONE UP HIS CLACKER

Kon Georgiou, who is in an Australian prison for killing three Bandidos, is on a hunger strike because he believes that by not eating, he will not pass the phone stuck up his ass

My good Aussie friend Dorina Lisson sent me the heads-up on this story.

It seems as though Kon Georgiou, an Australian prison inmate, is sitting on a cellphone stashed up his clacker (Aussie for ass) which he refuses to give up. He has gone on a hunger strike because he believes that by not eating, he will not pass the phone stuck up his ass. Kon, a Rebels biker, is doing time for killing three Bandido bikers in 2003. Here is a report from the Daily Mail:

CONVICTED TRIPLE MURDERER IN ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S HIGHEST SECURITY PRISONS REFUSING TO REMOVE A SMUGGLED CELLPHONE FROM HIS BOTTOM - AND NOW HE’S ON HUNGER STRIKE
Kon Georgiou is 'believed to be hiding a phone up his bottom' and he’s refusing to sit on a body scanning device

By Daniel Piotrowski

Daily Mail
February 18, 2016

A jailed triple murderer is refusing to remove a mobile telephone from his backside, a talkback radio host has claimed.

Prison officials believe Rebels bikie Kon Georgiou is hiding a phone up his bottom, according to 2GB radio host Ray Hadley.

But authorities have been unable to confirm the presence of the contraband device as Georgiou is refusing to sit on a scanner.
'A triple murderer has no rights,' Mr Hadley said on Thursday. 'If he's got a phone stuck up his clacker in Goulburn Supermax, sit him on the bloody chair and get the phone off him.

Insiders told Mr Hadley Georgiou has been on a hunger strike this week while in segregation. He apparently believes he will not have to pass if he does not eat.

Georgiou, who was convicted of killing three Bandido bikie gang members in 2003, has a history of social media activity in jail.

In 2010 it was revealed he was maintaining a Facebook page with more than 150 friends from his cell.

He posted a picture of himself working out and another of him in a white singlet. According to reports, he also penned posts praising his friends for giving him 'strength'.

A spokesman for Corrective Services NSW declined to comment.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Dorina adds that “what the article and news media are not saying is that under Australian law, prisoners cannot be forced by authorities to do anything. Unbelievable but true. At this time the prisoner remains on a hunger strike because he does not wish to do 'poo' !!!”