Cevevry Crocodile Wrangler Matt Wright on a helicopter crash that killed a partner star in Australia, and found the jury.

On Friday, Rangeler is found from Australian celebrities by lies to the police and striving to falsify flights after more than three years of a fatal helicopter crash.

Court documents showed that the jury condemned Matt Wright, the star of the “land crocodile lands”, “Monster Crook Wrangler” and “Outback WRANGLER” of two charges represented in the course of the course of justice.

A month -long trial was followed in the Supreme Court, Darwin, the crash of a 2022 helicopter in remote areas in the northern territories His friend was killed and the star Chris Wilson shared The pilot left a paralysis.

An investigation into the air was found that Wilson was hanging from the 100 -foot helicopter to collect crocodile eggs when the fuel ran out and crashed.

At that time, researchers found that the operator does not use its safety management system to identify and manage operational risks.

The northern region allows fishermen to collect wild crocodile eggs to help manage the population, allowing them to sell them to farms that use reptiles to make skin.

Wright was condemned to get to know a statement about the level of a plane fuel, and to encourage the injured pilot to falsify flights.

The jury was unable to issue a third charge for a person who ordered a person to destroy aircraft maintenance records.

Acting Judge Alan Blue issued Wright on bail before the appeal, according to National broadcaster ABC.

Speaking outside the court, Wright said he was “feeling very disappointed” from the ruling, ABC I mentioned.

“It was a long battle and we have an appeal in the process now, and we will continue to move forward with this,” he said. “It was destroyed for all concerned.”

The widow of Wilson, Daniel Wilson, attended the procedures every day of the trial. And she spoke outside the court on Friday, that today was “an important moment on a long and painful journey,” the perpetrator said.

Wright will be judged at a later time.