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Miller was using the supposedly encrypted ANOM phone app when he learnt a plan to smuggle 4kg of meth from Sydney to Albury on the Victorian border had ended in arrests.

Miller, the 100m butterfly silver medallist at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, drove 4kg of meth hidden in a secret compartment about 280km from Sydney to Yass then handed it over for transport to Albury.

Gregory Walker charged with alleged murder and arson after Haines died from burns following petrol bombing of Sydney house in 1998

Gregory John Walker, 55, was charged with the murder of Arthur Haines, 13, who was burned to death in his friends house in Sydney in 1998.

Scott Millers shambolic meth-smuggling scheme had no chance of success, with police watching, listening to and tracking every movement of the drugs from start to finish.

Miller, who won silver in the 100m butterfly at the 1996 Olympics, was one of four men charged over the transportation of 4kg of meth worth about $2.2million from Sydney to rural NSW.

Millers arrest a year ago came months before international law enforcement agencies revealed they had been secretly running ANOM and monitoring criminals using the service.

From falling in love, to controversial headlines and plans to start a family, Daily Mail Australia takes a look at a timeline of the pairs love story.

The 50-year-old has been unable to lead police to the man they believe executed a $660,000 cocaine rip-off which allegedly led to the retired leg spin bowlers kidnapping despite him being a friend.

One starts to wonder whether Mr MacGill is a reliable witness, solicitor Greg Goold told Sutherland Local Court. on Wednesday. One wonders... whether there was indeed a kidnapping.