freediver wrote on Oct 23
rd, 2019 at 8:02pm:
I think Gandalf suggested they might have spent the money on swimming pools. But he never produced any evidence.
OK - there are plenty of Muslim thief examples:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4247754/Muslim-Centrelink-fraud-Rebecca...'No remorse': Millionaire Muslim fraudster who posed as a 'battling single mother' so she could live in public housing cries in court as she loses appeal against home detention
Millionaire Muslim woman Rebecca Khodragha posed as 'battling single mother' She was convicted of fraud in 2016 sentenced to three months home detention
Khodragha's appeal was thrown out in Parramatta District Court on Wednesday
The court heard she still lives in public housing and receives Centrelink payment
Justice Sides said she had an 'absence of remorse' and 'complete lack of insight'
By Lucy Mae Beers For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 14:25 AEDT, 22 February 2017 | Updated: 15:58 AEDT, 22 February 2017
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A millionaire Muslim woman who posed as a 'battling single mother' so she could live in public housing for 15 years has had her appeal thrown out of court.
Rebecca Khodragha, 44, appeared at Parramatta District Court on Wednesday to fight her three months home detention sentence, hoping for it to be lightened to community service.
The married mother-of-two, whose husband owns an electrical business which rakes in more than $1million each year, was given the sentence in 2016 when she was convicted of welfare fraud.
Rebecca Khodragha, 44, had her appeal thrown out in court on Wednesday and will now be kicked out of her housing commission apartment
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The millionaire Muslim woman had her appeal thrown out in court on Wednesday
The court was previously told that Ms Khodrangha's husband Khaled Sabsabi owned a lucerative electrical contracting business which was registered to the housing commission address.
At the same time Ms Khodrangha was claiming welfare benefits, the couple owned two other investment properties - in Lakemba and Greenacre - which they later sold for a significant profit.
Justice Martin Sides said mother-of-two had an 'absence of remorse' and 'complete lack of insight', and dismissed the appeal.
The court heard that despite the fraud conviction, Ms Khodragha is still living in public housing and receives Centrelink payments.