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  2. On the matter of those defamatory allegations being made on anonymised social media accounts: the authors better hope they covered their tracks.

    It is relatively easy to track down a post using IP numbers and other details. Those IP numbers can be obtained from the social media platforms if they so choose to co-operate.

    After that, it becomes a simple defamation case. Using anonymity won’t help the trolls, either. There was a case in Australia (if memory serves me well) some years back, where an anonymous troll was tracked down; sued for defamation; and the Court find in the victim’s favour.

    If I were any of those trolls responsible for the defamatory slurs against Clarke Gayford, I’d be starting to get nervous about now.

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  3. “These allegations are untrue and defamatory”.

    What allegations? How can an unpublished, anonymous allegation be defamatory and actionable. What sort of letter is this?

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