Sunny Abberton moving out of Maroubra, By Angela Saurine - 2nd Feb 2008

Maroubra locals are buzzing with the news that Bra Boy Sunny Abberton is moving to a new home in upmarket Clovelly.

The brother of surf champion Koby Abberton is believed to be about to purchase, or to have recently purchased, a property in the beachside suburb.

But it is too early for it to show up in title deeds searches. It seems Abberton was buoyed financially by the cable TV distribution sales in North America of the Bra Boys doco, which he wrote and directed. Fortunes have certainly turned for the siblings.

Koby was forced to sell his Maroubra home last year to pay legal fees accrued defending himself against charges of lying to police about his knowledge of brother Jai's involvement in the killing of standover man Anthony Hines, for which he received a suspended sentence.

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Koby Abberton convicted - Sydney Morning Herald - 24th November 2005

Professional surfer Koby Abberton has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice during a police investigation of a shooting death.

Abberton had pleaded not guilty during his NSW District Court trial of one count of perverting the course of justice in relation to a police investigation into the killing of standover man Anthony Hines.

Earlier this year, a NSW Supreme Court jury found his older brother, Jai Abberton, not guilty of murdering Hines at Maroubra, in Sydney's east, on August 5, 2003.

NSW District Court Acting Judge Brian Boulten, who presided over the trial without a jury, today found Abberton guilty of perverting the course of justice.

He said Abberton had made false assertions to police during an interview in September 2003 about the shooting.

"These answers were manifestly false and were intended to deflect police in their case against his brother and a possible bringing of a case against himself," the judge said.

Abberton's bail was continued on the condition that he surrender his passport.

He will be sentenced early next year.

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