Vet called police over sedative request before grazier Mathew Dunbar found dead

Two weeks before grazier Mathew Dunbar was found dead on his property near Tamworth - with a cocktail of drugs in his system - a local vet rang police with concerns.
Mr Dunbar's partner, Natasha Beth Darcy, had called the Walcha vet clinic about booking the family's dog in to be de-sexed.
At the end of the conversation she allegedly asked if she could buy some ram sedatives. 
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The vet nurse who took the phone call told Ms Darcy she could only give the powerful tranquilisers to the person administering the drug. She then reported the request to vet Rachel Greig.

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