article_snippet.sent: In mitigation, Orlando Pownall QC said Granger   had worked with the elderly since Mr Hassan was 18 and had only got involved with the plot because Mr Hassan was in love with Jackson and 'fell in with Jackson desires'.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Pownall said Mr Pownall now 'deeply regretted' what had happened, adding: 'Mr Pownall head was turned by Jackson who Mr Pownall loved and to some extent by Mr Chandler who was persuasive and superficially charming.'
article_snippet.sent: But jailing Mr Hassan, Judge William Kennedy said Mr Hassan had been 'deceitful from the outset' and had 'lost Mr Hassan sense and compassion' when Mr Hassan got involved in the scheme.
article_snippet.sent: Judge William Kennedy added that Mr Hassan clearly cared more for Jackson than Judge William Kennedy cared for Mr Hassan.
article_snippet.sent: The trial had heard how Mr Hassan was oblivious of the sting as Mr Hassan wined and dined the woman Mr Hassan knew as Rachel, even bragging to Mr Hassan friends that Mr Hassan was not paying the woman he knew as Rachel to be with Mr Hassan.
article_snippet.sent: Later, Mr Hassan took Mr Hassan back to Mr Hassan Islington flat where Mr Hassan made Mr Hassan excuses and left in a taxi - but not before letting in Mr Hassan boyfriend Jackson and Jackson
article_snippet.sent: The fact the divorced father 'enjoyed the company of women' made the divorced father ' particularly 'vulnerable to the unscrupulous', prosecutor Crispin Aylett QC told jurors.