The Kerobokan Escapee’s Mates Have Started Giving Him Legal Advice Via FB

Earlier this week, we reported that Shaun Davidson, a Perth man serving a one-year sentence in Bali for using someone else’s passport, is among four prisoners who’ve escaped from Kerobokan jail through an underground tunnel. 

This is him:

Davidson and his fellow escapees nicked off through a 50cm x 75cm hole behind a prison clinic, which was later discovered by guards.

While two of the blokes he escaped with have been captured (more than 1100km away in Dili, East Timor, no less) the Australian bloke is still yet to be found.

It’s a pretty wild story, right? The real kicker here is that there is reportedly no charge for escaping custody in Indonesia, and unless the men are charged with destroying jail property (by digging the tunnel), they mightn’t face further jail time.

But, as is the case in any story involving someone who will willingly wear a SEXYCUNT CLOTHING t-shirt, it’s just gotten even wilder.

A mate of Davidson, Perth “property tycoon” James Tee, has started posting on Facebook, urging the fugitive to cash in on his infamy while he can.

“Ahhhhhhhahaha A round of applause for Shaun Rageone Davidson!” he wrote. 

He goes on to recommend Davidson hit up all the big news conglomerates with his story:

Hahah! Fuck Yea!

And as it turns out, Mr Tee himself is quite the character.

According to his Facebook page, he studied Public International Law at Harvard Law School. 

Same.

While his relation to Davidson is unclear, the self-described millionaire used his clearly extensive knowledge of international law to make some choice recommendations on how the escapee can cash in on his escape and dodge the ol’ Proceeds of Crime Act:

Wow! It’s that easy!

As well as dolling out informative legal advice, Tee is also an avid selfie-poster, and we’ve compiled some of his best work for your perusal:

And finally, here he is in 2011, making Australian model Nicole Trunfio palpably uncomfortable:

Meanwhile, Badung Police chief Yudith Hananta has told News Corp that the cops won’t rule out shooting Davidson and his fellow escapees if they resist capture.

“If they fight against police we will take firm action based on the police law, including shooting them,” Mr Hananta said.

“We urge them to surrender. Don’t let the police do firm action. Please come to the nearest police station to surrender. We will give them an escort.”

We’ll keep you updated once more information comes to light.