article_snippet: A fraudster escaped from one of Britain's most secure prisons by forging A fraudster own bail letter.
article_snippet: Neil Moore duped wardens into believing Neil Moore had been given bail by Southwark Crown Court before brazenly walking out of Wandsworth jail in south London where Neil Moore was being held for a £1.8million fraud.
article_snippet: Neil Moore escaped from HMP Wandsworth - one of Britain's most secure prisons - by forging his own bail letter .
article_snippet: After escaping  Neil Moore spent three days  securing a new driving licence - but handed Neil Moore back in after having a change of heart.
article_snippet: Ian Paton, prosecuting, said: 'Having been remanded into custody by Southwark Crown Court and realising the reality of what Neil Moore had lent Neil Moore to and what was going to be uncovered, Neil Moore promptly began adapting Neil Moore skills for deceit, forgery and dishonesty and engaged forgery and dishonesty for Neil Moore escape.'
article_snippet: In spring last year Neil Moore set about using a mobile phone illegally smuggled into HMP Wandsworth to organise Neil Moore release.
article_snippet: Ian Paton said: 'Neil Moore solicitor had attended at HMP Wandsworth to have a conference with Neil Moore client only to find that Neil Moore had been "granted bail".'
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard Neil Moore, from Ilford, Essex, had at least four different aliases and police were unsure of Ian Paton precise identity.