Woman who faked her own death to avoid theft and deception trial is jailed for three years
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Woman who faked her own death to avoid theft and deception trial is jailed for three years
"A woman who faked her own death in a "deliberate scheme" to avoid a Circuit Criminal Court trial has been jailed for three years. Amy McAuley (35) had been due to stand trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in January 2023 on theft and attempted deception charges, after she used altered documents to take out a €10,000 loan from KBC Bank in 2018 and later unsuccessfully attempted to obtain a second €5,000 loan."
"Three death notices for Amy McAuley (35) were discovered on RIP.ie, including one saying she had died in France."
Amy McAuley, 35, fabricated multiple death notices — including one claiming she died in France — which were posted on RIP.ie as part of a deliberate scheme to avoid prosecution. She had been due to stand trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in January 2023 on theft and attempted deception charges after using altered documents to secure a €10,000 loan from KBC Bank in 2018 and later trying unsuccessfully to obtain a second €5,000 loan. A court convicted her for faking her death to obstruct the trial and sentenced her to three years' imprisonment.
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