A video posted by Wood referenced strangling a person hours before domestic violence charges were filed, the Herald Sun reports. The Herald Sun described the footage as bizarre and said it appeared online shortly before the charges were laid. The report was published on Monday, 5 October 2026.
According to the Herald Sun, the video included a reference to strangling someone to death. The Herald Sun links the timing of the post to the domestic violence charges that followed within hours. The outlet has not, in the material available, detailed the specific charges or where they were filed.
The Herald Sun's account places the video and the charges in close sequence, with the footage emerging first and the charges coming later the same day. The report does not include the full contents of the video beyond the reference to strangulation, and it does not name the person or people involved beyond Wood.
Domestic violence cases in Australia are typically handled under state and territory laws, and charges of this kind can proceed through local courts. The Herald Sun has not, in the summary available, indicated which jurisdiction is handling the matter or what stage the case has reached.
Further reporting is expected to clarify the specific charges, the court involved and any response from Wood or legal representatives.
