Babylon
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kwa hali kama Hii Ughaibuni unategemea dada wa kibongo apoteze Muda wake na wewe.
A Kenyan Care worker helped her husband launder £6m from mortgage scam in UK
Her original names are Miss Ruth Wambui Mungai married to a Nigerian Mr. Victor Ayinde-Azeez - they married a year ago at Pinner in Baptist Church in Pinner, North West London Neapolitan Line on 11th August, 2008
London, Thursday 11th March, 2010. A care home assistant who led a life of luxury by helping her crooked husband launder the profits of a £6 million mortgage con was facing jail. Ruth Ayinde-Azeez, 26, lived in a six-bedroom house with 12 plasma televisions and drove a Bentley and Land Rover. She took holidays in Dubai and the south of France, kept £1.6 million in her bank accounts and blew huge sums at expensive bars and restaurants. But her life was funded by crime, Southwark crown court heard. Her husband Victor led a mortgage fraud gang which plundered nearly £6 million from high street banks in six weeks. He "bought" 22 houses around the South-East and, with his accomplices, applied for mortgages from high street lenders including Bradford and Bingley and Abbey National. The paperwork was signed off by crooked solicitors. When Ayinde-Azeez was arrested, she was about to leave the country after her husband texted her a warning that the police were on their way. He is believed to be abroad. The Kenyan national was told by Judge Martin Beddoe: "It seems to me that I'm going to have to pass on you a significant sentence, without credit for a guilty plea." The lady is still in custody charged guilty of Money Laundering