LYING ‘LESBIANS’ FROM WELLINGTON NEED TO APOLOGIZE NOW.

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Well, since everything they have said from the start has been a lie, I do not even believe they are lesbians now. Real lesbians would not be so stupid enough to lie about homophobia, an event that does happens in NZ bars everyday, and by laying a false complaint they lessen real complaints and unsafe environments for REAL gay people. Real lesbians would not have been convinced by UNI Q head Genevieve Fowler they could get away with lies that were easily going to be proven as lies as soon as CCTV footage was shown. Real lesbians would not have needed attention, like squealing babies, as real lesbians come from happy homes and were given enough love so they do not lie to get attention as adults. THEY NEED TO APOLOGIZE AND REVEAL WHY THEY LIED FROM THE START AND WHAT THEY WERE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH…..NOW!!!!

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“I’m withdrawing my complaint because the publicity that this has received is something that I did not ever consider or anticipate.”

CCTV footage viewed by The Dominion Post showed they were being affectionate before being asked to leave.

Public owner Gina Mills allowed The Dominion Post to view CCTV footage of the couple’s movements early on Sunday morning. Mills had earlier said no CCTV footage existed.

The footage showed Leadbeater buying a glass of wine at 2.31am, before being approached by a young man.

The two chatted for a minute before Galbraith approached and put her arm around Leadbeater and kissed her on the cheek.

A doorman is seen walking through the area twice while the couple is at the bar, and does not stop or look closely at Leadbeater or Galbraith.

The couple remained at the bar kissing each other affectionately and hugging, before moving to a corner of the bar out of view of security cameras.

At 2.55am a doorman approached the couple in the corner and asked them to leave, with the pair exiting the bar quickly. Galbraith is seen questioning the doorman on the street, then Leadbeater goes back into the bar to retrieve a cardigan she left behind.

Mills maintains the pair were behaving in an inappropriate manner in the corner of the bar, and said any couple acting in such a way would also be asked to tone down their behaviour.

“I think we had nothing to be vindicated for because we were telling the truth from the beginning. We didn’t tell anyone to leave for simply having a kiss.”

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