New evidence was uploaded to the Federal Court website on Wednesday, including Taylor Auerbach’s affidavits and several receipts for Thai massages worth approximately $10,000.
Mr Auerbach claimed that two massages in particular for himself and Bruce Lehrmann were booked during a night out and paid for using a Channel Seven credit card.
Mr. Lehrmann has consistently denied Mr. Auerbach’s version of events, describing the situation as “bizarre.”
The records of Sensai Thai Massage in Burwood, in Sydney’s west, are dated November 22, 2022. Mr Auerbach claimed the masseuses visited his home in Elizabeth Bay.
The first payment, worth $875, was made at 1:30 am. The other was worth $1000 and was paid about 20 minutes later at 1:49 am.
It is clear that Mr. Auerbach used the company card without the knowledge of key Spotlight employees.
According to Sensai Thai Massage’s website, the company provides “essential service quality.”
“Find your happy relief here,” it says.
‘Discover more fun with us.’
However, when contacted by Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday, a masseuse from the company appeared confused as to how someone could spend $10,000 at the establishment.
“Ten thousand dollars? For what? What are they doing? An hour is $70,” she said.
The woman then gestured to the salon’s price list, which clearly showed that the most expensive item was a one-hour massage for $70.
The price list at the salon conflicted with the website, which states that customers can get a 45-minute “double massage” for $100.
She laughed as she showed copies of two receipts from the company — one for $875 at 1:30 a.m. and another for $1,000 at 1:49 a.m. — and added, “Do you think this is real?”
She then questioned the address of Elizabeth Bay because the massage parlor is in Burwood.
But when it was pointed out that the identity of the seller on the files matched Burwood’s, she did not respond.
The masseuse said the salon doesn’t take calls.