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Sports journalist with gambling addiction shown sympathy by ex-boss

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ABC News AU - National
By Wade Stephens
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Christopher Graetz, 43, was a country sports journalist when he stole $117,000 from his boss at the newspaper.

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  • Sports journalist with gambling addiction shown sympathy by ex-boss.
  • Christopher Graetz, 43, was a country sports journalist when he stole $117,000 from his boss at the newspaper.
  • Christopher Graetz, 43, was a country sports journalist when he stole $117,000 from his boss at the newspaper.

Christopher Graetz, 43, was a country sports journalist when he stole $117,000 from his boss at the newspaper.

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