From the originating post:
Then there was an upset. Evidence has been presented that following ahead injury in 2001, he underwent a major behavioral change. As a result of a hangar door accident he had brain damage and subsequent epileptic events. It appears that following partial recovery he was involved in a string of non-aviation offences.
I'm not convinced that this version is not overly sympathetic to Barry. I'm fairly sure that a number of his problems with CASA pre dated his "head injury". Certainly the controversial "non-aviation offences" did, as they were reported in the press in the mid 1990's (as noted on another thread on this network).
Hope that's not too close to the bone Mods. I'm not trying to slander the man, but lets get the story straight........warts and all.
TB 