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Fraudster who tricked more than 20 victims into handing over luxury watches, gold and jewellery in £2million scam is jailed for 12 years

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Fraudster who tricked more than 20 victims into handing over luxury watches, gold and jewellery in £2million scam is jailed for 12 years
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

James Charles, 49, promised to sell the expensive items, often heirlooms with great sentimental value, for a commission, but instead kept the cash for himself.

Key Takeaways

  • Fraudster who tricked more than 20 victims into handing over luxury watches, gold and jewellery in £2million scam is jailed for 12 years.
  • James Charles, 49, promised to sell the expensive items, often heirlooms with great sentimental value, for a commission, but instead kept the cash for himself.
  • James Charles, 49, promised to sell the expensive items, often heirlooms with great sentimental value, for a commission, but instead kept the cash for himself.

James Charles, 49, promised to sell the expensive items, often heirlooms with great sentimental value, for a commission, but instead kept the cash for himself.

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