Onlyfans -star is waiting for her fate for firearm costs – as a harrowing details about how her life was derailed in court

A Only fans Model has argued for Clementia after officers reportedly found an illegal gun in an apartment and shot residues on her hands during a turbulent time in her life while fought against a drug addiction.

South Australia The police arrested Alice Mabel Weekes, now 29, during a raid of an Adelaide house in May 2022 after the alleged kidnapping of a man.

The police found methamphetamine on a coffee table together with a sawn -off .22 caliber gun in a backpack on the couch with an attached magazine with rounds of ammunition.

Adelaide The court heard this week that at the time of her arrest, Weekes earned no less than $ 12,000 a month on fans only under the Poppy days of the alias.

She had nearly 700 subscribers who paid up to $ 19 a month for content.

But the young mother was also confronted with restless times and walked in a methamphetamine addiction after a breakdown of relationships.

Public Prosecutor Lisa Lakatos told the court that Weekes had shot residues on her hands when she was arrested.

Her DNA was found on the trigger Guard and Bout van het Wapen.

Alice Mabel Weekes (depicted) argued guilty of possessing a firearm without a license and possession of a non -registered firearm

Before its arrest in 2022, weekly weeks up to $ 12,000 a month on only fans under the alias Poppy Days (depicted, her account in 2022)

“Your honor could discover that she actually fired the firearm given the existence of the shot residues on her hand,” she said, the Adelaide -Advertiser reported.

“We claim that the gun was possessed for a nasty goal, but we can’t say exactly what.”

The more serious charges with regard to the incident – in which a 31 -year -old reportedly removed, shot, shot and abandoned on a remote road – were dropped after the victim could not collaborate with the police.

Weekes and her co-accused, Leonard Robert Richard Wilkins, were initially also confronted with charges, including false imprisonment, theft, arson and discharging a firearm to injure and irritate a person or frighten.

But those charges were withdrawn after a court heard that the supposed victim refused to collaborate with the police and to make a statement.

Weekes argues guilty of possessing a firearm without a license and possessing a non -registered firearm prior to the process.

She also argued guilty of stealing $ 5,000 from her child’s father.

Her lawyer, Sean Nottle, told the court that Weekes had trouble floating after she had fallen into drug addiction at the time of her insult.

Weekes’ (photo) lawyer has insisted that she will receive a suspended or house detention punishment instead of time behind bars

“She describes her use of methamphetamine as a blanket in which she would wrap herself to try to comfort her and the feelings she experienced,” he said.

Mr. Nottle also noticed that Weekes stole the money from a joint account after the demolition of the relationship between the couple.

“It is a crime that all the characteristics of perhaps a hateful or vengeful action has taken by someone who has observed a little against them from a former partner,” he said.

Despite the difficulties of her past, Mr. Nottle was convinced that his client “would get her life back on track” and advised that she would receive a suspended or house detention.

Part of his reasoning was the mental health problems of Weekes resulting from traumas that she experienced in her life.

Alice Mabel Weekes will learn her fate next month

Wilkins was imprisoned last year after he was found guilty of drug trafficking, with regard to the methamphetamine and the possession of the same gun.

Weekes will be convicted later this month.

She stays on bail.