🚨 URGENT INVESTOR ALERT
Allegations of Forged Contracts and Fraudulent Representation Linked to KINNARA
Serious allegations have emerged concerning KINNARA and its CEO Adrian Campbell, following reports that KINNARA clients have recently received newly issued “countersigned” contracts that purport to bind Lux Property Group and Marina Bay City to build villas in Lombok, Indonesia.
These contracts are dated January 12, 2025, despite the fact that KINNARA was formally bought out of the Marina Bay City project in October 2025 and, since that time, has had no authority to represent Marina Bay City, issue contracts, or bind Lux to any obligations.
Multiple investors have contacted Lux Property Group asking why new contracts were suddenly being issued months after KINNARA exited the project.
According to Lux, the documents raise extremely serious concerns.
⚠️ Preliminary Allegations Under Review
According to information provided to Lux, preliminary findings allege that:
🖊️ The signature of a Lux director appearing on the contracts was digitally copied and pasted
🚫 The director whose signature appears has formally stated she did not sign, authorise, or approve any such contracts
📄 Earlier contracts previously distributed by KINNARA are now suspected of containing similarly copied signatures
🌐 The contracts were allegedly distributed using marinabaycity.com, a domain KINNARA was contractually required to hand over as part of its buyout, but which it allegedly continues to operate without authorisation
⚖️ Potential Criminal Exposure (If Substantiated)
Legal experts indicate that, if these allegations are proven, the conduct could constitute multiple serious criminal offences, including:
🚨 Forgery
🚨 Fraud
🚨 Fraudulent misrepresentation
🚨 Unauthorised use of corporate identity
🚨 Identity misuse
🚨 Deceptive conduct toward investors
🚨 Potential conspiracy to defraud
📢 Official Statement from Lux Property Group & Marina Bay City
Lux Property Group and Marina Bay City have issued the following statement:
“KINNARA has no legal authority whatsoever to issue contracts, represent Marina Bay City, or bind Lux to any obligations. Any document claiming otherwise is not valid and must be independently verified.”
💰 Millions Paid — Only a Fraction Allegedly Used for Construction
Another major issue relates to the handling of investor funds.
According to Lux:
💵 KINNARA clients report paying in excess of AUD $10 million for land and villa construction
🏗️ Of that amount, only approximately AUD $435,000 has allegedly ever been remitted for construction
❓ Large sums of client funds remain unaccounted for
🏠 KINNARA is also alleged to have continued selling land it did not own after exiting the project
Lux confirms it will build any villa for which it has actually been paid and states that construction for Lux’s own clients is ongoing.
However, Lux alleges KINNARA has:
1️⃣ Retained investor funds
2️⃣ Failed to forward construction payments
3️⃣ Attempted to shift construction liability onto Lux using contracts Lux claims are invalid and potentially forged
🔁 Alleged Attempt to Transfer Liability
Lux believes the newly issued contracts may represent an attempt to:
⚠️ Create the appearance of enforceable obligations against Lux
⚠️ Transfer responsibility for construction without payment
⚠️ Mislead investors into believing KINNARA still represents Marina Bay City
⚠️ Conceal the alleged non-transfer of client funds
Clients are being urged not to sign, rely upon, or act on any document issued by KINNARA without independent legal advice and verification.
🏛️ Authorities Now Being Involved
Lux confirms these matters are now being prepared for referral to:
👮 Australian Federal Police
👮 State Fraud Squads
🏛️ ASIC
🏢 Queensland, NSW & Victorian Departments of Fair Trading
🌏 Relevant Indonesian authorities
📂 Digital Evidence Being Preserved Includes:
📑 Contract metadata
✍️ Signature forensic analysis
🌐 Domain misuse records
📧 Email transmission records
🧾 Digital audit trails
Lux is also preparing a dossier seeking freezing orders over bank accounts and assets connected to Adrian Campbell and KINNARA, with the stated aim of recovering funds allegedly misappropriated from investors.
📜 Allegations of Historical Conduct
Jamie McIntyre, Chief Editor of Australian National Review and a co-founder of Lux-related ventures, has pointed to historical public reporting involving Adrian Campbell, stating that his background should be examined by investigators and journalists.
These references include:
📰 Past police charges reported by The Border Mail
🏛️ Prior Department of Fair Trading actions
📄 Allegations of forged documentation in previous commercial ventures
These matters have not been independently verified and remain allegations at this stage.
🏗️ Lux: “We Will Build What We Are Paid For”
Lux Property Group states:
“We will build every villa that we are paid to build. We always have. The issue is not construction. The issue is whether client funds were ever transferred to us in the first place.”
Lux says numerous KINNARA clients are now prepared to provide sworn affidavits to Australian and Indonesian authorities stating they paid money directly to KINNARA entities that allegedly misrepresented themselves as Marina Bay City or Marina Bay Investments.
🚨 Public Warning to Investors
Lux has issued an urgent investor warning:
⚠️ Do not sign any contract issued by KINNARA without independent legal verification
⚠️ Do not assume KINNARA represents Marina Bay City or Lux
⚠️ Demand written proof of funds transferred from KINNARA to Lux or Marina Bay Investments
⚠️ Verify domain ownership and contractual authority
⚠️ Closing Statement
If proven, these allegations would represent one of the most serious alleged cases of property investment misrepresentation in recent years, involving:
🚫 Forged documentation
🚫 Identity misuse
🚫 Alleged diversion of millions in investor funds
All parties named are entitled to the presumption of innocence.
KINNARA and Adrian Campbell have not, at the time of publication, publicly responded to these specific allegations.
