Guy Sebastian

Having been arrested on more than 60 charges in 2020, Titus Day has been found guilty of embezzling close to $1 million from Guy Sebastian.

“All my income was controlled via Titus into a Trust account and after noticing some disparities in payments, I requested important financial information that I was rightfully entitled to, and upon doing so our relationship began deteriorating,” Sebastian said at the time. Almost two years to the day since he was arrested for the charges, Titus Day – the former manager of Guy Sebastian – has been found guilty of embezzling part of the singer’s earnings. The pair’s professional relationship came to an end in 2017 after more than a decade of working together.

Guy Sebastian has spoken out after a jury delivered a guilty verdict to his former manager Titus Day for embezzlement of more than $620000 of his earnings.

Guy Sebastian has spoken out after a jury delivered a guilty verdict to his former manager Titus Day for embezzlement of more than $620,000 of his earnings. Australia’s pop sensation Guy Sebastian has shared his thoughts on his former manager being found guilty of embezzlement. Guy Sebastian speaks out after former manager Titus Day found guilty of embezzlement

A variety of different circumstances saw delays and the trial ended up running for two months. The Australian singer songwriter told Ben Fordham he never wanted ...

Guy Sebastian is feeling “relieved” after his former manager Titus Day was found guilty of embezzling the pop star’s money. Mr Day was charged with more than 60 offences and found guilty of more than 30. Guy Sebastian ‘relieved’ after former manager found guilty of embezzling money

Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has been found guilty of embezzling money from the Aussie singer. Charged with more than 60 offences, ...

Finally, after a week of deliberations, Day was found guilty of 34 charges and not guilty of 13. Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has been found guilty of embezzling money from the Aussie singer. Guy Sebastian's Former Manager Found Guilty Of Embezzling Singer’s Earnings

Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day avoids jail, for now, as he awaits to be sentenced for embezzling more than $600000 from the singer.

He had been the pop star's manager for more than a decade until the pair fell out in 2017. Sebastian had claimed he was owed more than $900,000. - Sebastian had claimed he was owed more than $900,000

Judge Timothy Gartelmann refused an application by the Crown to detain Sebastian's former manager Titus Day on Friday after he was convicted of embezzling ...

He was released on bail at Waverley Local Court the next day and has been at liberty for two years. “Your Honour ... could not contemplate any other disposition in relation to the decision that has been arrived at by the jury,” he said. Toomey said it was “potentially relevant” before any appeal was brought and may inform grounds of appeal. Day, 49, spent the night on bail and returned to court on Friday, when Judge Timothy Gartelmann refused the Crown’s application. On Friday, Sebastian said he was relieved and vindicated by the verdict. He had pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The 49-year-old has faced a seven-week trial in the NSW District Court after being accused of failing to pa...

On Thursday the jury found Day guilty of 34 charges and not guilty of 13, after a week of deliberations. The 49-year-old fronted court again this morning and learned will remain on bail until his sentencing in September. Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day will remain "free on bail" until his sentencing after he was found guilty of embezzling the pop star's money.

Guy Sebastian said he is “grateful” to finally close a “painful chapter” in his life after hearing the verdict of his former manager yesterday.

Following the separation, Mr Sebastian claimed he found anomalies in his financial records. The Crown argued that Mr Day “misappropriated the money” by withdrawing it and using it “for purposes other than Mr Sebastian’s benefits,” the judge said. However, the defence barrister representing Mr Day told the court his client was entitled to be reimbursed for the expenses he incurred while working for the Australian Idol winner. “None of this needed to happen. In his summation of the facts of the case, Judge Gartelmann told the jurors a guilty verdict was only possible if the Crown had proven Mr Sebastian’s estranged ex-manager deliberately withheld money owed to the musician. Mr Morsters told the court Mr Sebastian put “his trust in his manager” and relied on Mr Day to account for the money he was receiving.