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"Naive" and "gullible" women were part of €11k Revolut scam
Summary
Court proceedings in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on 31 March 2025 found Courtney Fitzpatrick, aged 26, and Leah York, aged 22, guilty of money laundering for possessing proceeds of crime. The offence stemmed from a Revolut scam that cost a doctor €11,000. The doctor received a call from an unknown person claiming to be a Revolut agent, who told her her account was compromised and requested app access. The caller then transferred €5,500 to each woman's account, which was subsequently moved into a cryptocurrency account. The women were identified and interviewed by Gardaí; they did not name the scammer, citing fear. The judge noted their cooperation but also that they were aware the activity was criminal. He imposed a one‑year sentence on each, suspended on the condition that each pays €1,500 to the doctor within nine months. The sentences were suspended to punish and deter future gullibility.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: "Naive" and "gullible" women were part of €11k Revolut scam. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
When:
- September 3, 2023 Incident
- 2025-03-31 Publication
Places mentioned
- Yeats Avenue
- Kincora Park
- Mullingar
- Dublin
- Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
Topics
Fraud Stage Hearing Or Decision
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