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Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
FOR three years they duped people into believing they were donating to charity.
The Southampton-based gang would take collecting tins around pubs across the south claiming they were raising money for the well-respected Marie Curie Cancer Care.
But in reality they kept the money handed over by kind-hearted drinkers who had no idea it was a scam.
When police caught up with them, one of the gang even confessed they were the ?most evil bastards going?.
It will never be known exactly how much the gang got away with during the long-running fraud.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/102...years_duping_pub_goers_in_cancer_charity_con/
The Southampton-based gang would take collecting tins around pubs across the south claiming they were raising money for the well-respected Marie Curie Cancer Care.
But in reality they kept the money handed over by kind-hearted drinkers who had no idea it was a scam.
When police caught up with them, one of the gang even confessed they were the ?most evil bastards going?.
It will never be known exactly how much the gang got away with during the long-running fraud.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/102...years_duping_pub_goers_in_cancer_charity_con/