Kelly-Ann May Sinclair who helped arrange the disposal of her overdosed friend Blake Riley's body at Preston in Queensland will spend at least six months in prison for interfering with a corpse.
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A Glenvale woman accused of moving the body of Blake Riley which was found in scrub near Preston in January has appeared before the cityâs Magistrates Court.
Kelly-Ann May Sinclair appeared dressed in watch house issue green tracksuit on 19 charges including interfering with a corpse, 13 counts of supplying a dangerous drug and five of disqualified driving.
The 36-year-old was not required to enter any pleas to the charges and no details of the police case were aired in court. NAMED: Kelly-Ann May Sinclair has appeared before court charged with tampering with a corpse, among a string of other offences.