A boiler room money launderer has been ordered by the court to repay £320,000 in ill-gotten gains.
Michael McInerney, of Richmond, North Yorkshire, has been ordered to pay £320,882 by Southwark Crown Court for his role in a major boiler room share scam. The order was made on Tuesday 4 December. McInerney acted as a banker for fraudulent share sales orchestrated by jailed boiler room operators Tomas, Kevin and Christopher Wilmot. The Wilmots controlled a syndicate that defrauded an estimated 1,700 investors out of £27.5m. They were jailed in August 2011 for a total of 19 years. To put some distance between themselves and the money the Wilmots enlisted McInerney. McInerney open...
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