Share De Goey was in his first year with the Magpies when he and another man left a hotel in Kew with the woman before the alleged incident happened. The court heard last week De Goey's defence had requested access to documents and a video recording of an interview the AFL's head of integrity, Tony Keane, did with the woman following the alleged attack. The matter was adjourned to allow Mr Keane to return from annual leave. On Monday, Mr Hargreaves revealed Mr Keane had not only approved release of the documents, but had supplied them directly via email. Mr Keane was also en route to hand deliver a USB recording of the interview to De Goey's lawyer.