Seaford Haggington
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What the hell is this supposed to be?
Wow, I hadn’t clicked the imagery here. That’s awful on so many levels. But great to see the egos run rampant
bleeping amateurs.Someone forgot to alter this page.
Con artistHe’s still on instagram but now he’s an artist
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Looks like the inside of Timmy Mallet’s wardrobeHe’s still on instagram but now he’s an artist
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Setting up the second company suggests they think there is something to salvage. Either there is a viable business there or there are assets they want to transfer over. I just cannot see anyone with any association to Depher successfully fundraising again. Paid work seems unlikely too given the appalling reputation. Which makes me think there are assets left in Depher, such as the house and some cash, that they want to transfer over.
Charity scams are the new hot topic, I'm sure they'd love to do a follow up Jimmy:
Baby ‘saved from traffickers’ was borrowed by charity for photos
Adam Whittington misled donors to projects in Uganda, Kenya and The Gambia - BBC investigation finds.www.bbc.co.uk
I heard this too. Really shocking stuff but there's a lot of it about.Just listened to the File on Four about this on BBC Sounds (The Child Rescue Con) then the programme of the same name on iPlayer (shorter! with moving pictures!) which is part of the same series of scam one-off docs of which Jimmy was the first. The parallels are extraordinary. White/Scouse saviour complex, Africa/Burnley as the primitive, unknown land which terribly traffics/neglects its children/ageds/disableds, the deceit, the gold blanket/noose, just for starters. Well worth a listen. As Thomas Aquinas said, asaboveBurnley, sobelowAfrica.
Also the reverse victim technique of aggressively lashing out at members of the public and journalists questioning the lies.
The BBC has found that, in 2022, the UK’s Charity Commission rejected an application to register PRC as it had not demonstrated it was exclusively charitable and had failed to respond to what the commission described as “significant issues” with its application.
Mr Whittington also has other charitable organisations registered in The Gambia, Kenya, Ukraine and the Philippines.
PRC was a registered charity in Australia until we told the Australian Charity Commission about our investigation. Its charitable status has now been revoked.[\QUOTE]