The woman pictured in the leaked image of South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell has threatened to release more details of what happened in the Dubbo hotel room in a bid to “clear her name”.
Amy Brown outed herself as the woman in the photo that shows Mitchell hunched over a table with what appears to be a white powder.
Mitchell was issued with a breach notice by the NRL for an alleged breach of NRL code of conduct.
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They also said the image depicted Mitchell “acting in a matter which has brought the game into disrepute”.
7NEWS.com.au does not suggest the white substance is an illicit drug.
Mitchell was five days to respond to the breach notice when it was announced last Thursday.
He has since been ruled out for the remainder of the season, but could still face further sanction from the NRL.
As rumours circulated about who leaked the photo, Brown took to Facebook to clear her name.
“I didn’t ruin anyone’s career!’ she posted on Sunday night.
“I think it’s about time to leek (sic) every juicy detail that happened in that room.
“I’m so sick of everyone making me out to be the bad guy.
“All I did was go on a bender with my best friend, (with no regrets) I’ve been honest from the start and I’ll continue to be honest.
“I’ve got nothing to hide. Over all this bulls**t!”
Brown had previously claimed in a separate post she was in the room for “no longer than an hour” and was sick of the criticism.
“The reason I did it (confirm her identity) is because I have everyone accusing me of doing wrong,” Brown wrote in response to a Facebook comment.
“My so called friend posted a picture of me and it landed in the wrong hands.
“I have every right to write this status but I’m still being criticised … all I did was go to a motel where my friend was because she called me up after a night out, I went there for no longer than an hour and left.
“Your (sic) all blaming the wrong person here.
“I’m unlucky enough to be in it (the photo). I’m only trying to clear my name, but everyone seems to know more of what happened than the people in the room.
“I know what I did and didn’t do.”
The white powder scandal comes during a year in the headlines for Mitchell, who raised eyebrows with an expletive-laden radio interview in March and faced a three-match ban in April as the Rabbitohs’ season hit early trouble.
He is reportedly set to meet with Rabbitohs powerbrokers this week, but has been publicly backed by incoming coach Wayne Bennett.
“I’Il look forward to it. I will be there for him and I hope I can give them the help he needs,” Bennett said last week.
“I haven’t reached out to him (now). I’m not coaching there at the moment. I am not the coach there.
“I have responsibilities here. He is in good hands at South Sydney and he is a good person. I have a lot of time for Latrell.
“South Sydney will handle the matter. They are a great club and they will get it right with Latrell.“’Worry’ is not the word I would use. I am not giving any counselling on the TV news here today. The club is handling it.
“I know he would be upset with himself. We’ve just got to get it sorted out and move forward.”
– With AAP
