How 'hardworking and bubbly' Lloyds Bank worker with a 'thirst for knowledge' became a £500,000 fraud queen whose own brother supported prosecution that put her in jail READ MORE: Fraudster used job as cover to trick family into fake share scheme By Milo Pope Published: 04:15 EDT, 27 June 2024 | Updated: 04:30 EDT, 27 June 2024 e-mail View comments A 'hardworking' and 'bubbly' mother-of-two's life of deception led her to con her own family and friends in a scam worth half a million pounds. Annabelle Allan, 29, was a seemingly normal girl from Halifax who worked as a technician at a Lloyds Bank branch. However, the beauty-loving criminal mastermind 'sophisticatedly' used her job as a 'cover' to trick those closest to her - including her own brother - into investing in a fake share scheme.
The seemingly intelligent young woman could have earnt an honest living for herself, but instead her 'addiction to money' led her straight to prison, with even her brother supporting the prosecution's case. According to her LinkedIn profile, Allan started working at Lloyds Banking Group in September 2015. Prior to that she had worked as an ICT Technician and a Service Desk Advisor.
On her profile, she describes herself as a 'hardworking, bubbly, enthusiastic and friendly person' who has a 'thirst for knowledge'. Annabelle Allan, 29, (pictured) was a seemingly normal girl from Halifax who worked as a technician at a Lloyds Bank branch The mother-of-two used her job as a 'cover' to trick those.
