article_snippet.sent: Beverley Davis, pictured, pleaded guilty of duping a Royal Marine war veteran out of almost £10,000 .
article_snippet.sent: But the pensioner realised something was wrong when the pensioner bank Santander contacted the pensioner to say the pensioner had insufficient funds in the pensioner bank account to pay for items the pensioner had tried to buy.
article_snippet.sent: the pensioner expected to have around £6,000 in his bank account and was immediately suspicious of Davis, who had duped the pensioner into handing over the pensioner cards by saying his bank Santander needed to see his cards.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Warren and Mr Warren daughter then went through Mr Warren accounts and discovered cash had been spent on Amazon and eBay.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Warren told Portsmouth Crown Court she changed she story in four interviews and said: 'she changed she position saying she knew nothing about these things. '
article_snippet.sent: she then said she had used some of the card details from Mr Warren and it must have been done by mistake. '
article_snippet.sent: Police investigating Davis also uncovered a second scam where she spent £1,046 using card details from a customer at a shop she worked at.
article_snippet.sent: she victim Tanya Saliba, from Havant, Hampshire, said she spotted the cash was missing and thought she had not been paid.
highlights_snippet.sent: Beverley Davis stole £9,164 from Ray Warren, 89, over three month period .
  