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Jacquie El Kasaby and Rose Stewart lost their business and paid £10,000 despite not being prosecuted.

Jacquie El Kasaby and Rose Stewart lost their business and paid £10,000 despite not being prosecuted.

A court heard that Aleid Kloosterhuis had made "admissions" to a Post Office investigator about taking money from the Isle of Gigha branch, but prosecutors have since accepted that the case against her had been compromised which made the conviction unsafe.

It comes as hundreds of subpostmasters and subpostmistresses across the UK may have been wrongly convicted of embezzling money from the Post Office as a result of its faulty Horizon IT system.

Caren Lorimer pleaded guilty at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in 2009 to one charge of embezzlement from a Post Office. Now the SCCRC has referred her conviction to the High Court of Justiciary.

Caren Lorimer has died since pleading guilty at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in 2009.

Caren Lorimer has died since pleading guilty at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in 2009.