Stephen Dank Defamation Claim Dank tells ABC: 'Finger pointed in my direction' Steve Dank breaks his silence on the ABC's 7:30 program on Monday, claiming he was wrongly accused of supplying illegal drugs to elite football players. Defamation case ... Dank has recorded an interview with ABC's 7.30 program which will air on Monday night. Caro Meldrum-Hanna, the journalist who interviewed Dank, said she found him to be "an honest individual." Speaking on Monday morning on Triple M radio, Meldrum-Hanna said there would be "revelations" from the interview. "You'll hear from what Dank has to say tonight that he's certainly of the view that what he has done is within the rules and regulations," Meldrum-Hanna said. I found Steven Dank to be, I certainly found during the interview which was a lengthy one, that he was an honest individual. "He sat there and answered every question that I put to him, and some of these were certainly pretty hairy ones, and there was at no time where he was ever willing to call off the interview," she said. He sat there and endured a very long list of questions which started from his qualifications and his training right up to the time he left Essendon. She said he did not hesitate in responding to all of the allegations against him. Stanton said on Sunday a statement of claims would be issued soon but would not specify which media outlets were being targeted.