EEAST has refused to answer our questions about why they hired him, what checks if any were carried out before Day was hired, whether the trust was defrauded, or why Day left after a year.
A spokesman for EEAST said only the NHSCFA could decide “what information is appropriate to give out”. The NHSCFA said it could not answer this newspaper’s questions until Tuesday.
Sentencing him on Thursday at Leeds Crown Court, Judge Simon Batiste told Day: There was no boundary of dishonesty that you were not prepared to cross, as he tried to evade detection at various points by falsely claiming he had cancer.
EEAST has refused to answer our questions about why they hired him, what checks if any were carried out before Day was hired, whether the trust was defrauded, or why Day left after a year.
A spokesman for EEAST said only the NHSCFA could decide “what information is appropriate to give out”. The NHSCFA said it could not answer this newspaper’s questions until Tuesday.
Sentencing him on Thursday at Leeds Crown Court, Judge Simon Batiste told Day: There was no boundary of dishonesty that you were not prepared to cross, as he tried to evade detection at various points by falsely claiming he had cancer.
Fraudulent accountant Stephen Day enjoyed a luxury lifestyle at 45-acre Scottish estate. Photo: GMP/PA AN accountant who committed “industrial scale dishonesty” to fund an extravagant lifestyle has been jailed for 11 years and five months. Stephen Day, 51, plundered more than £1 million from several companies, defrauded three NHS organisations he secretly worked for at the same time - including Cheshire and Wirral Partnership Trust - and targeted a female friend in a romance fraud despite being in separate relationships with two men. The judge who sentenced him at Leeds Crown Court on Thursday told him “there was no boundary of dishonesty that you were not prepared to cross” as he tried to evade detection at various points by falsely claiming he had cancer.
Conman accountant s life of luxury after swindling £1.4m with pack of lies
Stephen Day was a cheat in love and money and even ripped off three NHS trusts
Serial conman Stephen Day, 53 (Image: GMP)
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A crook who spun an elaborate web of lies and deceit was finally jailed after a six-year investigation.
A cheat in love and money: The conman accountant who swindled more than £1.4m from companies, the NHS and a woman he strung along with a pack of lies
A 45-acre estate the career criminal was renovating had its own salmon fishing stretch
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Stephen Day (Image: GMP)
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