Simon Peisley and Tabitha Lean worked at South Australia’s Aboriginal health service when they sent dozens of threats to their office, home and their children’s school.
They faked about 80 threats that included letters, parcels, phone calls and vandalising their own home with tomato sauce.
Some of the parcels contained pieces of their children’s clothes stained with fake blood and were sent to their school.
The couple netted time off work and a family holiday to the Gold Coast because most of the threats related to their work, and they attempted to secure a compensation claim.
Peisley, 41, and Lean, 39, were found guilty in the District Court in November of more than 45 counts of deception over the two-year scam…
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