‘Prolific and heartless’ serial romance fraudster jailed for 11 years
- David Checkley conned multiple women into romantic relationships, tricking them with fake stories about his life and connections, and swindling them out of thousands of pounds.
- Checkley used the money he obtained to purchase expensive cars, motorbikes, and jewelry.
- After an eight-week trial, Checkley was found guilty of 19 counts of fraud and one count of theft, resulting in an 11-year jail sentence.
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David Checkley: Romance fraudster who conned 10 women out of £100,000 by claiming to be Vietnam War veteran and US fighter pilot is jailed
A serial fraudster who defrauded around £100,000 from at least 10 women across the UK by claiming to be a fighter pilot, a Vietnam War veteran and that he was once married to a billionaire.
‘Prolific and heartless’ serial romance fraudster jailed for 11 years
St Albans resident David Checkley conned at least 10 female victims across UK out of £100,000The police officers whose investigation led to the jailing of a serial romance fraudster for 11 years said he was “the most prolific and heartless” person carrying out this kind of fraud they had ever come across.David Checkley, who also used the alias David Cohen, was sentenced on Wednesday after being found guilty of 19 counts of fraud and one count of…
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