Veronica Grey: WA man who sent faeces, urine to DiCaprio in bizarre claims of connections

A Perth man convicted of sending faeces and urine to Leonardo DiCaprio has a long history of bizarre claims boasting of connections to Hollywood A-listers, it can be revealed. On August 16, Veronica Grey was given a two-year good behaviour bond after sending 23 parcels containing his frozen urine and faeces from post offices in the suburbs of Lesmurdie, High Wycombe and Kalamunda, as reported by the ABC. The parcels were labelled as “Valentine confectionery” and addressed to Academy Award winners DiCaprio and Jared Leto in various locations across California. Now, the Broome Advertiser can exclusively reveal bizarre claims of a link between Grey and DiCaprio, with the Hollywood actor and surfer listed on IMDB in the cast of Grey’s 2015 short environmental documentary Worst Shark Attack Ever. According to the IMDB page, it also starred world-famous bands MGMT and The Cure, and featured a cameo from American pro surfer John John Florence. The movie poster also says the film was produced “in memory of the 20-year anniversary of the assassination of Kurt Cobain”. In an interview with The Clothes Maiden Magazine, Grey made claims about what it was like to work with DiCaprio, after the WA man claimed he was named Sexiest Vegetarian in 2015. “I hope he has the time to take a break and do something more fun with me involved,” Grey said. According to IMDB, Grey, who now identifies as male, received his start in acting when he appeared jogging alongside Nick Nolte and Shaquille O’Neal in the 1994 film Blue Chips. The page also states the film received multiple awards, although the Broome Advertiser was unable to verify this. “In between acting gigs, Grey co-helms Eternal Youth Empire, a not-for-profit organisation to enlighten mass consciousness,” Grey’s IMDB biography states. Grey was born in the Philippines before moving to the US and currently lives in Australia on a temporary bridging visa. Defence lawyer Kaia Gooding described Grey as passionate about the environment but revealed the offending was a result of his adjustment disorder. Psychological reports found Grey did not think of the consequences when sending the packages due to a mental impairment. In an unfortunate discovery, an Australian Post worker handling the package had its contents leak onto them when it ruptured during transit.