Five months later, Sydney Turnbull was charged with "threatening the life" of Lena in the Collingwood Court; in the process of the hearing some very confusing statements were made by Lena, her father, and her lawyer in relation to her divorce from Fred, and a potential, subsequent marriage to Sydney. Sydney Turnbull was bound over to keep the peace for twelve months (in one surety of £25, and his own bond of £25 as well): see A marriage in Question: Wife's "Slight Recollection", The Argus, (Tuesday, 6 October 1908), p.6.
