Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Let It Not Be The Last...

A holidaymaker who launched a bogus £2,500 claim for food poisoning has been referred to police by the judge who threw out his spurious case.
In what’s believed to be a first, deputy district judge John Josephs asked officers to investigate whether Tom Oakey’s dishonest allegations about a five-star Bulgarian hotel constitutes a crime.
And just how did he determine they were dishonest?
...his claim collapsed when investigators found Facebook pictures of the 30-year-old and his girlfriend Claire Fursey, 31, sipping cocktails and dining at restaurants when he claimed he had been unwell.
Oakey, who engaged a ‘no win, no fee’ firm to bring his case, also claimed that he had to postpone a boat trip, but snaps on Fursey’s Facebook page showed the pair enjoying a ‘sunset cruise’ the day after he said he had become ill at Hotel Helena Park in Sunny Beach.
LOL! These people are as thick as they are crooked!
As well as being referred to police, Oakey was ordered by Northampton County Court to pay holiday operator Tui almost £9,000 in costs.
I hope they have good jobs...
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3 comments:

  1. jack ketch18 December 2018 at 14:29

    I hope they have good jobs...

    Unlikely if they could afford a 5 star TUI holiday. Nothing worse than working people around the 5 star pool on holiday, with their constant bitchin about The Boss ,how they rather never have to go back and how Sarah from Accounting is such a bitch. Good tour operators try and dissuade those sorts of broke arsed workersfrom spoiling the holiday for all us with independent incomes (ie JSA). *now excuse me, I have to put down the pina colada then check my smart phone to see if DWP has paid my Xmas bonus before wandering down in the sunset to the little Greek village taverna for dinner-slumming it a bit but 5 star hotel food gets a bit 'samey' after 4 weeks.*

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  2. Bucko19 December 2018 at 06:59

    And as if by magic: https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/17304244.chorley-pair-ordered-to-pay-back-30k-after-fraudulent-holiday-sickness-claim/

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  3. JuliaM26 December 2018 at 08:12

    "Good tour operators try and dissuade those sorts of broke arsed workersfrom spoiling the holiday for all us with independent incomes (ie JSA)."

    LOL!

    "And as if by magic..."

    /applause

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