A conman duped an elderly couple out of their home and life savings, spending some of their money on a hair transplant. Now it's payback time
manchestereveningnews.co.ukhereUnder the Proceeds of Crime, at judge at Preston Crown Court gave him three months to pay back the sum of his assets, or face an extra 36 months in jail.Lancashire Police said the house has since been transferred back to the couple, who are in their 80s, and the majority of the money they were duped out of has been reimbursed.Nomi Lillystone, from the force's economic crime unit, said: "Bukhari has shown no remorse throughout this investigation and had instead sought to prolong proceedings for as long as he could."Lancashire Constabulary will proactively and robustly target those who seek to exploit the most vulnerable in society and hopefully the conclusion of this case will provide some form of closure for Bukhari’s victims and their.
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