Lavish cruises on superyachts, sex parties
with porn stars, holidays to Barbados… the exploits of the crooked
bankers found guilty this week of plundering £1billion from small firms
defy belief.
Their extravagance and greed has seen them compared to the characters in The Wolf Of Wall Street, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
But for Nikki Turner this was no Hollywood film script. These were real wolves, baying at her door.
And
when the mother of two finally tracked down Lynden Scourfield – one of
the fraudsters who had ruined her life – she was given a shocking
insight into their shamelessness.
‘We’d been trying to get through to him for days and I finally got him one evening at 6.30pm,’ she recalls.
‘He
picked up the phone and told me he was in a hotel in Birmingham and
he’d just got out of the shower. “I’m naked,” he said. “I’ve just got a
towel on.” It was so inappropriate; I didn’t know what to say.’
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