there, which is really but behind lyne s public face, her world of deceit, her wealth was ripped off from others, and it all began with their own mother. it started when her mum received some money from when her husband passed away, which is lyne s father. lyne barlow took control of a man s bank account. she did that on the pretext that her mum was suffering so much with grief that she was not able to do day to day management of the finances. lyne barlow s number got put onto her account, from there she emptied her motherbank account. she did give me access to accounts. she did give me access to accounts. she was aware that i access them. she was aware that i access them. she trotted as. then i used to say, when she was expecting bank statements, problems, they are not coming, things like that. to conceal the truth lyne had hurt mum s meal, police found five beanbags of her post in the attic.
to conceal the truth, lyne hid her mum s mail, police found five beanbags of her post in the attic. lyne told her mum that she could invest money. her mum thought she was well off. she thought she was well off from the pension payout. what the explanation was is that that money could be doubled, quadrupled, through an investment. the investment was supposed to be through lyne s husband and her husband s company. i said people could invest, they could get a massive return on it. she went to the extent of actually creating bank statements. she created a bank statement on her own computer showing that she had large credits coming in from these investments, showing that the balance was over £1 million, and her mum had sight
what are your earliest memories of favourite films? i would go to a place called the independent theatre which would show films, and we were all allowed to flop around on beanbags they didn t have chairs, they didn t have seats, they had beanbags. and you were allowed to run around as kids and you would watch the movie. and one of the first movies i remember seeing was a film called walkabout, which was an australian film. isn t that crazy? that is a very strong imprint cinematically, and then i would be taken to the theatre. and that was probably my first love, was theatre. i remember getting up on stage, i remember watching, you know, those outrageous, fun, funny, um, pantomimes and that probably was some of my first desires to be on stage. were you a natural performer, did you always want to act? i was very tall and very pale and i had red, curly hair,
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of how the progress is being made. i was up at the airport proper where people are on holiday and have holiday makers milling in and out and in amongst that, you have people have made the most extraordinary evacuation from sudan, black plastic bags, beanbags and suitcases being loaded and i spoke after some of the people there who have just made the journey. let s listen to one man s story. what was yourjourney like from your home to the airfield? it from your home to the airfield? it was a bit tough. you see some people dyin- was a bit tough. you see some people dying for was a bit tough. you see some people dying for a was a bit tough. you see some people dying for a lot of things, you can even dying for a lot of things, you can even see dying for a lot of things, you can even see somebody is on the streets. lyin- even see somebody is on the streets. lying in even see somebody is on the streets. lying in the even see somebody is on the streets. lying in the street? sifter e