article_snippet: Prosecutors also say Prosecutors had around £50,000 in the bank, but today a second forensic accountant told a court Leslie Grant felt that the Grants had no income entering Prosecutors bank accounts.
article_snippet: The prosecution say The prosecution had income coming in from three sources.
article_snippet: On Wednesday a forensic accountant told the court that after analysing the pair's bank accounts it was clear the couple had more than £48,000 available to the couple.
article_snippet: a forensic accountant explained that between the couple analysing the pair's bank accounts it was clear they had more than £48,000 available to them had four bank accounts and a forensic accountant job was to analyse four bank accounts to decide what was 'personal' income and what related to the business.
article_snippet: In a forensic accountant report a forensic accountant also asked: 'What is income?
article_snippet: The accountant, Neil Ward, concluded that analysing the pair's bank accounts it was clear they had more than £48,000 available to them had a total of £48,206.59, which was assessable for pension credit.
highlights_snippet: Prosecution say Prosecution had £50,000 in bank but defence say Prosecution were broke .