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Australia s biggest fraud cases revealed | Sunshine Coast Daily

Crime by David Aidone and Zoe Smith 24th Feb 2021 5:34 AM Premium Content   Some siphoned millions from their employers to splash the cash on luxury lifestyles, while others defrauded Centrelink. These are Australia s biggest fraud cases. Melissa Caddick has disappeared. Picture: Andy Baker MELISSA CADDICK Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick vanished hours after federal investigators raided her $6-million Dover Heights home as part of an investigation into the misappropriation of clients funds. About $20 million in ­clients funds passed through Ms Caddick s accounts ­between January 2018 and September 2020. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) began investi­gating the 49-year-old last year after a tip-off that she was using someone else s financial services licence.

Australia s biggest fraud cases revealed

Crime by David Aidone and Zoe Smith 24th Feb 2021 6:34 AM Premium Content   Some siphoned millions from their employers to splash the cash on luxury lifestyles, while others defrauded Centrelink. These are Australia s biggest fraud cases. Melissa Caddick has disappeared. Picture: Andy Baker MELISSA CADDICK Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick vanished hours after federal investigators raided her $6-million Dover Heights home as part of an investigation into the misappropriation of clients funds. About $20 million in ­clients funds passed through Ms Caddick s accounts ­between January 2018 and September 2020. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) began investi­gating the 49-year-old last year after a tip-off that she was using someone else s financial services licence.

Australia s biggest fraud cases revealed | Coffs Coast Advocate

Australia s biggest fraud cases revealed | Byron Shire News

Woman who blackmailed couple over photos of dying child appeals against jail sentence

Woman who blackmailed couple over photos of dying child appeals against jail sentence By court reporter Danny Tran © Provided by ABC NEWS Siti Kamal is appealing against her jail sentence, which her lawyers have called manifestly excessive . (Supplied) A woman who blackmailed a grieving couple over a lost phone containing photos of their dying daughter is appealing against her jail term, saying the sentencing judge was overwhelmed by the crime. Siti Kamal, 26, from Malaysia, has been in protective custody since she was arrested for seeking money from Jay and Deanne Windross while their 11-month-old daughter, Amiyah, was dying in Melbourne s Monash Children s Hospital in 2019.

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