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Sham spy who paid for fake wedding with stolen millions is jailed
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Original Source:
Times 27 June 2013 |
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David Taylor US Editor Last updated at
6:45PM, June 27 2013 |
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Kevin Halligen has also been
accused of stealing from a
fund set up to find
Madeleine McCann Madeleine
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A British conman who made millions
claiming to be a well-connected former
intelligence officer and staged a sham
society wedding in Washington DC
presided over by a fake priest was
finally brought to justice today.
Kevin Richard Halligen, who has also
been accused of taking money from the
fund set up to hunt for the abducted
toddler Madeleine McCann, was sentenced
to 41 months in jail after pleading
guilty to a single count of wire fraud
involving a payment of $1.2m, which he
has been ordered to repay. |
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A British conman who claimed to be a
well-connected former intelligence
officer, staged a sham society wedding
in Washington DC and made millions from
a "pattern of fraud and deceit" has been
jailed (David Taylor writes).
Kevin Halligen, who has also been
accused of taking money from the fund
set up to hunt for the abducted girl
Madeleine McCann, was sentenced to 41
months in prison at the US District
Court after pleading guilty to a single
count of wire fraud involving a payment
of $2.1m from the Dutch company
Trafigura, which he has been ordered to
repay. His deceit drew in some of the
most influential people in the US
capital's security world, the court
heard.
Halligen, 51, has already served 43
months in jail in Britain and the US
after an extradition fight since his
arrest in 2009. He will be deported in
the coming weeks. |
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