Melissa Caddick’s victims find out how much they’ll get back from ‘con artist of the century’
Fifty-five family members and friends thought she was investing their money in but instead it was funding a luxury lifestyle.
Fifty-five family members and friends thought she was investing their money in but instead it was funding a luxury lifestyle.
Missing fraudster Melissa Caddick’s hair-stylist husband has denied an allegation he knocked over a 73-year-old woman during an evening coastal park walk.
Caddick was a self-styled financial advisor who conned 55 family and friends out of $23 million between 2012 and 2020.
Anthony Koletti has been charged over an alleged assault on a 73-year-old woman in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Vaucluse.
Six months after it was first listed for sale, the final piece of vanished fraudster Melissa Caddick's estate has been sold off.
Clothing, art and footwear that once belonged to fraudster Melissa Caddick, who disappeared in November 2020 and was found in 2023 by a coroner to have died in unknown circumstances, is headed for auction.
Caddick, a self-styled financial adviser, lived a life of luxury on the back of about $30 million stolen mostly from family and friends via an investment scam.
Caddick preyed on mostly friends and family to steal up to $30 million through her investment scam.
Caddick disappeared nearly three years ago but her fraudulent belongings are still being debated.
They will receive $950,000 to move out of the property after a court ruling.