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Patrick i kk Kedemos d claims he called the police on his own accord and Tracey pressured him into buying her flight home. “As soon as the trip started, the cracks began to show and Tracey would ignore me,” the Perth businessman tells Woman’s Day. “She was always on her phone, would go to bed early, or demand to read her book instead of engaging as a couple. She was never emotionally available. “We would argue a lot, as I struggled to understand what was going on. Unfortunately with Tracey, if you don’t agree with her a heated argument will follow. “I felt she was very emotional, and decided to send her mum Jenny a message to explain I was putting her on a plane home. We just weren’t getting along.”

Patrick tells Woman’s Day he felt he had no option but to contact the police himself.

“In Berlin, we were in separate rooms. Because the arguing between us had become heated, I called the police to show them there was no anger and aggression from my side. They came to the hotel, formed the view that there was no wrongdoing on anyone’s part, wrote a report and left without speaking to Tracey.

“By then, she was pressuring me to buy her a flight home. All she had to do was change her ticket!”

As for money, Patrick claims he gave her $20,000 because Tracey said she was “broke” and he felt sorry for her.

“In the end, I transferred another $2000 just to get rid of her,” he says.

“It’s still surreal to think she’s thrown me under the bus. It’s a huge relief to be rid of her”.

‘She’s thrown me under the bus. It’s a relief to be rid of her’