Post by tweedsider on Jan 13, 2013 20:12:21 GMT
Was interested to hear this story on Radio Newcastle the other night,
www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/2012/11/27/warder-faces-jail-after-intimate-relationship-with-holme-house-prison-inmate-84229-32314274/
Heard the inmates name and thought it rang a bell, it's this chap - David Turnbull and Michelle Sheila Patterson
HE is, the Crown claimed, a "career criminal, money-launderer and drug dealer".
David Turnbull, 42, also known as John Anthony Green, is from the north-east of England but decided to set up home across the Border near Eyemouth. He did so by buying a plot of land for development at 12 Welltower Park, Ayton.
He and Michelle Sheila Patterson, 38, paid £25,000 for the land – in cash. Mostly, according to the Crown, in used £20 notes, between June of 2002 and August of 2003. They later built a house on the plot, funded, said the Crown, by a fraudulently obtained mortgage.
The CRU obtained a prohibitory property order banning the pair from disposing of their home after a secret Chambers hearing before Lady Smith in July 2008.
Turnbull and Patterson settled out of court. After the deal – described by prosecutors as "extra judicial" – a recovery order was granted in February 2010.
The Ayton house was later sold at auction for £175,000. The Crown received a share of the equity in the property.
Total raised for the Scottish Government: Unknown.
www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/2012/11/27/warder-faces-jail-after-intimate-relationship-with-holme-house-prison-inmate-84229-32314274/
Heard the inmates name and thought it rang a bell, it's this chap - David Turnbull and Michelle Sheila Patterson
HE is, the Crown claimed, a "career criminal, money-launderer and drug dealer".
David Turnbull, 42, also known as John Anthony Green, is from the north-east of England but decided to set up home across the Border near Eyemouth. He did so by buying a plot of land for development at 12 Welltower Park, Ayton.
He and Michelle Sheila Patterson, 38, paid £25,000 for the land – in cash. Mostly, according to the Crown, in used £20 notes, between June of 2002 and August of 2003. They later built a house on the plot, funded, said the Crown, by a fraudulently obtained mortgage.
The CRU obtained a prohibitory property order banning the pair from disposing of their home after a secret Chambers hearing before Lady Smith in July 2008.
Turnbull and Patterson settled out of court. After the deal – described by prosecutors as "extra judicial" – a recovery order was granted in February 2010.
The Ayton house was later sold at auction for £175,000. The Crown received a share of the equity in the property.
Total raised for the Scottish Government: Unknown.
