Ex broker jailed for £140,000 fraud
Woman made 31 false claims, including that her daughter was a victim in the Manchester Arena terrorist attack.
A former insurance broker and director has been sentenced to jail after making fraudulent insurance claims worth £142,334.
Susan Pain, 51, of Shakespeare Avenue, Kirkby, Liverpool, made a total of 31 fraudulent claims for unexpected overheads encountered by medical professionals.
One of them was that her daughter had sustained serious injuries in the terror attack at Manchester Arena in 2017.
Sentence
Following an investigation by the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement
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