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Fraudsters move to Cyprus

A serial con man and his partner
move to Cyprus for the sake of their health. Michael Turner - Mike Turner -
and his partner, Jacqueline Dyer - Jackie Dyer - bunk off to avoid answering
questions that the DTI and Insolvency Service might be wishing they had
asked many years ago, when they were first alerted.
British financial wrongdoers are more likely to be found luxuriating on a
sunny foreign beach. Turner, a convicted fraudster, and Dyer also
managed to secure the positions of Chairman and Secretary, respectively, of
the Richmond upon Thames branch of the Multiple Sclerosis society.
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resigned the posts just before fleeing to Cyprus. |
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Former solicitor Steven
Richard Daultrey restored to the roll on 18 November 2004
Struck off in 1982 for lying to clients and stealing their money, Daultrey's
fraudulent misrepresentations at solicitors' firms of Francis Read and
Donnellan & Co, and subsequently from other organisations including OCRA, are utterly at
odds with the findings of the Solicitors' Disciplinary Tribunal. What does
this say for the standards of the Law Society and the solicitors' profession
as a whole? For the moment I am almost at a loss for words. This is England:
fraudsters like Turner and Dyer bask in the Cyprus sunshine with all their
stolen money, and the struck off solicitor who helps them gets restored to
the roll. The Law Society has abandoned all pretence of maintaining decent
standards.
Update 11 Nov 2005: Steven Daultrey has recently been employed (admitted to) by
a Gibraltar firm of solicitors called Marrache & Co, which also has offices
in Hanover Square, London, where Daultrey is based. The Law Society shows
Daultrey as a solicitor admitted since 1977 and ignores the period from
(1982 - 2004) when he was a struck off the Roll and ineligible to practice
as a solicitor, revealing exactly how corrupt it has become. The UK is now a
fraudsters' paradise. |
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