Brazil Fraud Law Grads Make Admission
The two law grads accused of trying to make a fraudulent insurance claim whislt travelling through Rio de Janeiro are reported to have made a partial admission of guilt. Shanti Andrews and Rebecca Turner told a court they were robbed, but exaggerated the theft to increase the claim. They were said to have told police that goods worth £1,000 were stolen from them during a bus journey in Brazil but are now reported to have admitted falsely claiming some of …
The two law grads accused of trying to make a fraudulent insurance claim whislt travelling through Rio de Janeiro are reported to have made a partial admission of guilt. Shanti Andrews and Rebecca Turner told a court they were robbed, but exaggerated the theft to increase the claim. They were said to have told police that goods worth £1,000 were stolen from them during a bus journey in Brazil but are now reported to have admitted falsely claiming some of their belongings had been stolen during the robbery.
The two 23 year olds testified before a judge in Rio de Janeiro on Monday. According to the BBC , judgement in the case is still awaited.
Judgement by comments on the other hand…
Previously:
August 18, 2009
muppetts
August 18, 2009
Whoever has speculated that these idiots might not get jobs in law when they get back can put their doubts to rest.
August 18, 2009
no chance