article_snippet.sent: Mr Hunt said: 'I accept that you may have had a troubled early life as a result of your sexual orientation, but that can be no excuse for committing fraud.'
article_snippet.sent: The court read: 'I committed the fraud offences and continued living a fake fictitious lifestyle, pretending to be someone I am not, with a life full of glamour and partying.' '
article_snippet.sent: During the time of the fraud offences I was extremely depressed and unhappy.'
article_snippet.sent: Opening sentencing last month, prosecutor Ian Paton said: 'Having been remanded in custody by The court, and realising the reality of what prosecutor Ian Paton had led prosecutor Ian Paton into, and what was waiting to be uncovered, prosecutor Ian Paton promptly set about adapting prosecutor Ian Paton skills for deceit, dishonesty and forgery to that new environment and prosecutor Ian Paton engineered prosecutor Ian Paton escape.'
article_snippet.sent: prosecutor Ian Paton admitted eight counts of fraud in which prosecutor Ian Paton posed as staff from banks such as Barclays, Lloyds and Santander to dupe major organisations such as Thomas Exchange Global into handing over significant sums of money.
article_snippet.sent: The court heard that Moore used up to four aliases to commit the frauds worth a total of £1,819,000, sometimes putting on a woman's voice to dupe Moore fraud victims.
article_snippet.sent: Moore answered phone calls from his fraud victims with a man's voice and then pretended to transfer his fraud victims to Moore colleague, resuming the conversation himself in a feminine voice.
highlights_snippet.sent: He posed as court clerk manager at 'Southwalk Crown Court' in fake email .
  