The most controversial participant on thought-provoking TV show First Contact lied to producers about getting her nails done before escaping on a flight back to Sydney. Sandy, 41, dramatically quit halfway through filming the SBS documentary series which took six Australians to meet Aboriginal communities around the country, including in some of the most remote places on earth. The show's producer Darren Dale, from Blackfella Films, said Sandy left the show on day 13 of a 28-day shoot, while filming in Alice Springs. Scroll down for video Mortgage broker Sandy walked off SBS TV show First Contact halfway through filming
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Newcastle woman Sandy quits SBS TV show halfway through filming
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She was one of six in new documentary about attitudes to Aborigines
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They immersed themselves in Aboriginal communities to try to challenge their prejudices about the Indigenous population
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Sandy said she didn't 'f***ing care' if people thought she was racist
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She walked off the show after lying about getting her nails done
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