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Ann Dunning ordered to pay back £2000 - Credit: Archant A woman who stole more than £4000 from a seriously-ill victim, who has since died, has been ordered to pay back £2000 to the victim's estate.  Ann Dunning, 60, lived with the victim and her husband for 40 years and as well as providing a roof over her head they completely trusted her and treated her like a daughter, Norwich Crown Court was told. Dunning, of Newton Close, Newton St Faith, near Norwich, was in January given a 12-month community order  and  200 hours unpaid work after she admitted fraud between June and July 2019. Du...

Woman stole more than £4000 from vulnerable victim. Credit: Archant - Credit: Archant A woman stole more than £4,000 from a seriously-ill victim who had treated her like a daughter, a court heard. Ann Dunning, 60,  lived with the victim and her husband for 40 years and Norwich Crown Court heard that as well as providing a roof over her head, they completely trusted her. David Wilson, prosecuting, said when the victim became ill and her husband was in a care home, she got Dunning to make two cash withdrawals using her card and had given her the PIN number. However Dunning, witho...

Woman stole more than £4000 from vulnerable victim. Credit: Archant - Credit: Archant A woman stole more than £4,000 from a seriously-ill victim who had treated her like a daughter, a court heard. Ann Dunning, 60,  lived with the victim and her husband for 40 years and Norwich Crown Court heard that as well as providing a roof over her head, they completely trusted her. David Wilson, prosecuting, said when the victim became ill and her husband was in a care home, she got Dunning to make two cash withdrawals using her card and had given her the PIN number. However Dunning, witho...