The Times : "Delivery vans all day long... ordering lots of stuff, like money was no object." Another said: "There were Amazon vans coming every single day.
And then this brand new top-of-the-range Volvo arrived. You started thinking, what does he do? What does she do?"Carers also suspected that Noble was exaggerating her needs, sparking the council to launch a fraud investigation.All three — who moved to Germany a few months ago — were due to stand trial at St Albans Crown Court on Wednesday, April 27 after pleading not guilty in June 2020.
However, they changed their pleas to guilty this week and are due to be sentenced on June 24.The Borrells returned to the UK before their court hearing while Noble remained in Berlin.The pensioner claimed they pleaded guilty in an attempt to bring an end to a case because they are running out of money to fight the claims, according to The Times.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.The Borrell's appeared on ITV's This Morning in 2017 to discuss Laura's battle with dementia.
Then 39, she was introduced by Phillip Schofield as 'one of the youngest people to be diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia'.Borrell said doctors were baffled by her condition because of her age and claimed they told her she was being "hysterical".Unan Choudhury, a lawyer representing Laura, told The Times that she denies any allegation of wrongdoing relating to the dementia.He said: "She has suffered with serious neurological illnesses in the past and continues to suffer with illnesses now.
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