CONTENT WARNING: The following article discusses suicide and emotional abuse.

Last week, screenshots of abusive emails and messages allegedly sent by The Smith Street Band frontman Wil Wagner to two previous partners of his were posted online.

Until now, both partners have remained anonymous. But now Camp Cope‘s Georgia McDonald has revealed herself as ‘Unamed 1’ in a lengthy statement posted to Instagram.

“My name is Georgia McDonald, and I’m sure by now a lot of you have figured out that it was my inbox that those emails ended up in,” she writes. “I am the receiver.”

“I gave permission for those emails to be released after Ryan Adams was exposed last week for all his abusive behaviours towards women.”

“This triggered me. Triggers are a result of trauma. I haven’t been with anybody since.”

“I’ve been told it was just a bad break up,” she continues. “I had to threaten him with an Intervention Order for him to stop harassing me. This was not a bad break up. This was harassment and emotional abuse.”

“Since the emails were released, I’ve been told I’m acting like a spoiled brat. I’ve been told I just want to destroy him and them. I’ve been told I’m just doing it for attention.”

“This is why people don’t come out about abuse.”

She also speaks about how Wil allegedly “did a public Reddit AMA and publicly named” her. She says that right before Camp Cope released their second album How To Socialise & Make Friends last year, Wil “threaten (sic) to kill (her) and then himself.”

She also gives a run down of what she wants Wil to do, saying that she wants a genuine apology to herself and the other alleged victims, an open address of his behaviour and a commitment to change, for those around him to hold himself accountable and for the band to make a “sizeable donation” to such organisations “as Undercurrent Victoria, and an organisation that helps support First Nations women and children, such as Djirra, Elizabeth Morgan House or Strong Grandmothers of the Central Desert.”

Earlier tonight, Wagner released a statement addressing the emails, saying that the emails were selectively chosen out of context and are one sided. Read that here.

Read McDonald’s full statement below.

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