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Simon Davis prosecutes high profile fraudster who targeted celebrities including Rita Ora and Matt Dawson

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James Withers

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Andrew Munday used money from the fraud, totalling at least £3.35m, to buy houses, memorabilia, and an executive lounge membership at Tottenham Hotspur.

Prosecutor Simon Davis told Northampton Crown Court he “had been living a lie” to fund a lavish lifestyle.

Munday was jailed for five years and eight months.

A full press article can be found here.

Written by James Withers

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