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Fowler Oldfield and James Stunt trial jury consider verdicts | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Fowler Oldfield and James Stunt trial jury consider verdicts | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

THE jury in a £266 million money laundering trial which involves Fowler Oldfield, in Bradford and socialite James Stunt has retired to consider its…

James Stunt breaks down after giving evidence about his late brother in £266m money laundering case - Vimarsana News

James Stunt breaks down after giving evidence about his late brother in £266m money laundering case

James Stunt, 40, who faces a £266m money laundering case, fought through tears to defend his late brother Lee from 'slanderous charges' at Leeds Cloth Hall Court.

'Addict' James Stunt claims he used cocaine every day for two years - Vimarsana News

'Addict' James Stunt claims he used cocaine every day for two years

'Functioning addict' and socialite James Stunt, 40, fought through tears as he told Leeds Cloth Hall Court how he succumbed to drugs following the death of his brother Lee in 2016.

James Stunt addresses his penis size while giving evidence during '£266m money laundering' trial - Vimarsana News

James Stunt addresses his penis size while giving evidence during '£266m money laundering' trial

The 40-year-old socialite sensationally addressed the size of his genitals while giving evidence at Leeds Cloth Hall Court into an alleged £266million money laundering case.

Behind the scenes of James Stunt's '£266M money-laundering operation' - Vimarsana News

Behind the scenes of James Stunt's '£266M money-laundering operation'

The jury at Leeds Cloth Hall Court was shown the photo - sent by one of the defendants on WhatsApp - as the prosecution detailed its case against eight defendants.