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The Hertfordshire men and women jailed in 2019 and their shocking crimes

The Hertfordshire men and women jailed in 2019 and their shocking crimes
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Fears fraudster Edward Putman could get £355,000 windfall

Fears fraudster Edward Putman could get £355,000 windfall
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Fears lottery fraudster could still make off with £355,000 from sale of £1 2million home after settling debts for forging winning ticket

Edward Putman, 57, was jailed in 2009 for the fraud, in which he shared the multi-million prize with a National Lottery employee who later took his own life.

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Jailed lottery fraudster could be entitled to £350,000 fortune behind bars

Edward Putnam, who forged a winning ticket to steal £2.5million in 2009, could receive a fortune after his home was sold.

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Jailed Lottery fraudster could be set for £350,000 windfall behind bars

The conman who forged a winning ticket to steal £2.5million in 2009 paid off just £94,000 of a £939,000 confiscation order, but his home has now sold for a fortune

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