Adam Goodes' nightmare as his investment property was allegedly used to grow 62 cannabis plants
10:32 EDT, 14 March 2021 76 shares AFL great Adam Goodes got the call every landlord dreads - his multimillion-dollar investment property had been used to grow drugs. The former Sydney Swans star bought the five-bedroom house in Kensington for $2.2 million in 2007, years before his retirement in 2015. But after more than a decade of decent tenants, the Milroy Avenue home was raided by police as part of a $1 million cannabis bust across Sydney. Inside, officers allegedly found a sophisticated hydroponic set up with 62 cannabis plants across the 692sqm property. Adam Goodes with his wife Nat...
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