Carer Rhian Horsey defrauded 100-year-old woman out of £226k
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Carer Rhian Horsey defrauded 100-year-old woman out of £226k
Carer Rhian Horsey defrauded 100-year-old woman out
of £226k
A carer has been found guilty of defrauding a 100-year-old woman of hundreds of
thousands of pounds.
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Rhian Horsey, 55, of Pontyclun, was employed to look after Iris Sansom between
2011 and 2017.
Cardiff Crown Court heard she "systematically exploited and defrauded" Mrs Sansom.
Her daughter, Kathryn Taylor, alerted police in 2017 after bank statements showed
substantial cash withdrawals had been made from her mother's savings.
Numerous cheques had also been written out to Horsey.
Horsey was "completely transparent" about what the cash was for, the court heard.
She transferred large sums from Mrs Sansom's savings account to a bank account
and withdrew it over the counter and from cash machines.
Jodie-Jane Hitchcock, defending, said the withdrawals were "legitimate" and made
with Mrs Sansom's knowledge.
Horsey said the withdrawals were used to pay her wages, care bills, shopping,
house repairs and gardening. |
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