Missing businesswoman Melissa Caddick's husband Anthony Koletti releases album about ordeal
Missing Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick's DJ husband Anthony Koletti has released an album about the whole ordeal, with hits including comments on her luxury home being raided by police and disappearance in general.
Koletti, who is a DJ and hairdresser, named the album Raid, and released it under the name Paws Off on platforms such as Spotify.
Caddick mysteriously disappeared from her multimillion-dollar home on November 12, after ASIC raided her property the day before looking for evidence regarding claims she ripped off investors, family and friends.
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Melissa Caddick and husband Anthony Koletti. Facebook
Three months after her disappearance, a decomposed foot confirmed as belonging to Caddick was found on a beach 400 kilometres away from her Dover Heights home.
The foot find sparked multiple theories regarding her true whereabouts, such as that she could have cut her own foot off and faked her death.
Caddick, however, has been presumed dead, and ASIC has formally dropped the 38 criminal charges against her.
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Before Melissa Caddick disappeared in November 2020, the Sydney businesswoman was accused of ripping off more than 60 investors to the tune of $25 million dollars. Nine
Koletti's Raid has 12 tracks, beginning with 'Introduction,' which includes lyrics: "November 11, 2020, 5am. This is a true account of what happened on the day of the raid. Parental guidance is recommended."
Knocking sounds follow the lyrics, thought to be representing police arriving to the Caddick residence. Listen above.
The album release date is set as November 11, 2020 — the same day as the police search at the Caddick home.
'Good Morning,' the second track, includes snoring sound effects and Koletti's impersonation of a female police officer.
"No, no, we don't have any proof or evidence, we'll just get them," Koletti says as the female police officer.
Koletti then impersonates a male police officer, replying to the female officer with, "Yeah, that's good enough for me," before another character says "Freeze, don't move."
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Charges against Melissa Caddick have been dropped since her presumed death. NSW Police Force
In the third track 'No Rights,' Koletti includes lyrics: "When you're told you've got no rights, that's what you believe."
He also alleges in 'Privacy Zero' that the claims made against Caddick are "one-sided story told by one large corporation, spending millions," while claiming the police raid left him with trauma in 'Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.'
"If you think that the raid that happened on November 11, 2020 affected nobody, you were wrong," Koletti says in the song.
Koletti also says in 'Bragging' that police entered the Caddick residence to "break things and disrespect all of us."
Conspiracy theories surrounding Caddick's disappearance are also addressed in 'Ten Minutes Too Late,' where he says: "If you walked out on your own accord, or if you were taken from the front door, I woke up 10 minutes too late."
Koletti ends with swan song 'Outroduction,' the final line being: "The damage is done."
