Man who ‘pretended to be Chelsea footballer’ charged with defrauding Manchester nightclub of £5,000
A man has been charged with defrauding a Manchester night club out of £5,000 – by allegedly pretending to be a Premier League footballer.
A man has been charged with defrauding a Manchester night club out of £5,000 – by allegedly pretending to be a Premier League footballer.
Dennis Whitfield, 66, managed to swindle £244,000 from eight clients through a variety of ‘manipulative’ stories, even going so far as to tell one victim he was using the money to buy her expensive medication to fight cancer.
Wade Jordan, 30, worked in a HR role in an international firm in Manchester, where he falsely claimed to have accredited qualifications in Human Resource Management from Manchester Metropolitan University
Today Gill’s long suffering family washed their hands of him as he was locked away for another six months – his sixth jail term – after he admitted theft and fraud
A Leigh pensioner, 72, has been swindled out of more than £100,000 after a conman stole all his life savings in a campaign that lasted over a year.
A Stretford mother-of-three who stole thousands of pounds from two vulnerable women to fund her booze addiction walked free from court yesterday.
A Leigh bride-to-be stole over £500,000 from her Stockport work to fund a secret gambling habit – so she could play the ‘perfect middle-class wife’ to her unwitting fiance.
Peter Bell, 67, of Dalefields, Delph, pleaded guilty to fraud, money laundering and being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of income tax
Marshall Joseph, 56, was the boss of a housing crime gang which ‘stole’ luxury homes across Britain and then illegally used them to obtain a string of loans
Brooks stole £573,730 while for Lloyds TSB’s private banking division
Hard-nosed Dawn Lowe, 50, was paid around £24,000 of taxpayers’ cash to look after needy children while accepting almost £300,000 from debtors
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