UK 22:41 Tuesday, 22 September 2026
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Anyone who uses the phrase "to be honest " or "I'll be honest" before making a statement is usually lying and that brings us to fraudster Rob Terry who uses that phrase in today's laughable interview with the Sunday Telegraph. One claim is that he made £30 million from the Quindell (QPP) fraud. Natch: Terry is lying as he does every time when there is a Y in the day he is speaking.
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Comments
Juicin Drumroll
Why has he broken cover at all, isn’t that the question?
Does he feel the heat is off & he can move on to his next group of morons climbing over each other to give him their money? Justice is taking a long time catching up with him.
addick
You’ve forgotten his pay-off for loss of office, which, if memory serves, was north of £1m.
Obviously well worth every penny.