US EditionBritish woman, subject of Netflix show about alleged fraud against son, charged in Singapore
- An 84-year-old British woman, Dionne Marie Hanna, has been charged with multiple counts of fraud in Singapore, involving three victims and totaling over £120,000 in losses.
- Hanna appeared in court via video link from a hospital and is remanded for a week, with her next hearing scheduled for 11 April.
- Following the airing of the Netflix documentary 'Con Mum', several individuals reported being defrauded by Hanna after recognizing her from the film.
- The accused allegedly posed as a terminally ill Brunei royal and promised large donations to charities, which misled victims into giving her money.
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How the Netflix Documentary ‘Con Mum’ Led to a Reported Arrest
Netflix’s new documentary Con Mum may help bring justice to several alleged victims. Dionne Marie Hanna, who is the woman at the center of the project, has been charged with five counts of fraud in Singapore after alleged victims watched the documentary and filed police reports of their own, Channel NewsAsia reports. The alleged victims claim Hanna took their money with the promise that they would be reimbursed through investment opportunities a…
He could have caused hundreds of millions in damage, and he could be charged with multiple counts of fraud.
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The US SunBrit mum who ‘scammed her SON’ arrested after victims watched Netflix show
BRITISH Netflix “con mum” Dionne Marie Hanna who allegedly scammed her own son has been arrested after victims miraculously recognised her from the hit show. The 84-year-old faces a whopping five counts of fraud involving three people who appeared to allegedly fund her extravagant, ultra-luxurious lifestyle. NetflixDionne Marie Hannah, right, with her son, Graham Hornigold, left[/caption] NetflixGraham was scammed out of £300,000 from his own mu…
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