News about Jamie Zhu

After his life spiralled out of control, Tasmanian eshay Jeremy Slattery, who gave himself two black eyes after bashing his head when in prison during a booze-fueled spree, has sent a warning to children of Australia.

When approached by Sydney-based video producer and influencer Jamie Zhu for an online documentary, young Tasmanian dad Jeremy from the Hobart suburb Glenorchy was upfront and honest. Jeremy recalled being in high school and starting to smoke heavily before moving to become a mechanic. As a result of heavy drinking on his lunch break and after work each night, he became an alcoholic. He started using ice and ended up on Hobart's streets. In six years, he hasn't seen his little boy again. As Zhu asked what advice he had for his younger self, Jeremy became emotional and was full of regret.

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Jamie Zhu (left) of Sydney traveled to Boorowa, four hours south-west of Sydney, in the hopes of finding one of the Colt family members. The family's four generations of inbreeding went unnoticed for years before authorities conducted a welfare check at their tiny bush block outside the town in 2012. Colt is a person who does not identify the children, 12 of whom were removed due to neglect. Tim Colt (bottom inset) is the family patriarch who died in 2009 and was buried in 2009. Betty, his daughter, was sexually assaulted by him (top inset).

Jamie Zhu, a well-known Australian influencer, interviewed Justin Doobov (right), Chief executive officer of Intelligent Finance, who lived in the upscale suburb of Point Piper in Sydney's east. On Tuesday, Zhu (left) posted a video of the friendly chat to TikTok, with the caption 'asking Sydney millionaires how they got rich.' TikTok users lauded Mr Doobov's caring and humble attitude as he explained how he obtained money.