Fraudsters jailed over £11million investment scam which targeted elderly victims
Steven Long and Raymond Simpson deceived more than 100 victims across the country, promising to protect their homes, trust funds, and life savings.
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Steven Long and Raymond Simpson deceived more than 100 victims across the country, promising to protect their homes, trust funds, and life savings.
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