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Fraudster jailed after scamming London renters out of £77,000
A man was jailed for scamming over 30 London renters out of £77,000 by falsely advertising a property he did not own on Facebook. Frederic Priestley, 34, from Southwark, defrauded victims between April and September last year.
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