RIP Captain Tom

[Jamie]

Forgive me for referencing the Daily Mail, but the article does pose a few questions....

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12276723/So-did-pay-pool-spa-Captain-Toms-garden.html

Interesting to note, that if you look at her LinkedIn profile, in comments, 2 months ago she was saying what a nice day it was for hot tub shopping....

 

[Ellenor]

I afraid in corrupt 2023 Britain this is what happens.

I even wonder if I was in her position whether I’d be the same, I seriously hope not but there’s an overwhelming urge for people to have things these days.

 

[Jamie]

And so it continues...

BBC News - Capt Tom Moore’s daughter's company was paid for charity event
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66515278

 

[AnilS]

And so it continues...

BBC News - Capt Tom Moore’s daughter's company was paid for charity event
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66515278

 

[Barrymagrec]

One deeply dodgy woman.

 

[AnilS]

I feel there's more to come from this grifter and her husband.

 

[Jamie]

I feel there's more to come from this grifter and her husband.

Yes, their pool planning appeal is in October...

 

[bernardhepworth]

Every since the tories hollowed out the charity commission, the level of fraud has gone up as have the number of fake charities which are being used to launder money or shuffle money around to evade tax being paid. It's very unusual to have someone who is quite open about using the money from the charity inappropriately for what allegedly looks she thinks that money is her's to use as she pleases dressed up as services rendered.

 

[Sue Pertwee-Tyr]

I feel there's more to come from this grifter and her husband.

Probably going to stand as a Tory MP, I expect.

 

[kensalriser]

Probably going to stand as a Tory MP, I expect.

She's certainly got the right can-do attitude.

 

[Barry123]

Captain Tom's daughter says he wanted her to keep book profits - despite readers being told they were going to charity

Hannah Ingram-Moore also said her decision to build a pool and spa complex at her home was probably "the wrong one".

news.sky.com

 

[AnilS]

 

[Bob McC]

She’d be Talking her way into a prison sentence if only there was room.

 

[Ptah]

This is why I run a mile from BBC-type charity appeals.

 

[AnilS]

I bet Sir Tom would be turning in his grave.

 

[stevec67]

Is there going to be a fraud investigation?

 

[Rug Doc]

I bet she’ll end up loosing the house.

 

[JustJohn]

I bet Sir Tom would be turning in his grave.

If he could see to do it 100 times, perhaps they could monetise it.

 

[Fatmarley]

I afraid in corrupt 2023 Britain this is what happens.

I even wonder if I was in her position whether I’d be the same, I seriously hope not but there’s an overwhelming urge for people to have things these days.

Anyone who says they aren't selfish is a liar. It's a built-in survival instinct. If it wasn't, we'd give everything we have away. This is a question of morels, would you take money from a charity, knowing it was going to help people in need? I think most here wouldn't be able to live with themselves - I know I would feel like a really sh*tty person, and I don't want to feel like that.
People who do stuff like this are just vermin.

 

[Enfield boy]

The awful woman is blaming her Dad!! Bad enough what she did but claiming Capt Tom put her up to it shows she has no boundaries at all. He was 101 years old and is now not able to answer.