A woman who defrauded her employer out of almost £2m (€2.36 million) can finally be identified almost six years after she was arrested.
Julie McBrien, also known as Hogg, blew the cash on a luxury lifestyle in her lavish mansion while pretending to have cancer.
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/woman-stole-almost-23m-from-employer-while-pretending-to-have-cancer-and-spent-it-on-luxury-lifestyle-41016227.html
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