UK 22:42 Tuesday, 22 September 2026
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The fraudster Rob Terry of Quindell (QPP) infamy is a busy guy as he prepares for the inevitable dawn raid by the Serious Fraud Office as a precursor to a trial and a custodial jail sentence. His latest posting on the website of his new vehicle Quob Park is quite simply delusional.
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Forty Two
Bear in mind Tom that he has to say increasingly erratic and mad things (if that’s possible) for the insanity mitigation plea…
turbograndad
Its not him, its his alter ego.
Its not me, its my genes, there too tight, me lod.
FFS.
Hope is arse is, when he goes to prizzy.
Drunken Sailor
The cunning plan was to take a big stake in DAN and then reverse Quob Park into it thereby avoiding the listing complications mentioned. Unfortunately for Robbing Rob the chocolate teapots at FCA have thwarted that plan and plan b, to seek a listing of its own, would be equally thwarted. Whereas the FCA can be relied upon to take no active action to prevent wrongdoing, if you actually need to approve something they will take inactive action to simply not approve it. A sad state of affairs, but they will always simply follow process.
Tom Winnifrith
I am increasingly warming to 42’s theory, this is the gherkin defence of insanity being prepared.
t