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Couple in their 60s swindled £630,000 by claiming benefits and dodging tax - while building a 'Monopoly-style' property empire
A couple in their 60s fraudulently claimed benefits and evaded taxes to amass £630,000 while constructing a 'Monopoly-style' property portfolio. The scheme involved exploiting financial systems to build significant real estate assets.
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