How prolific cowboy builder kept up cons despite criminal past
Summary
Mark Killick, a builder in the UK, has been convicted of fraud multiple times since 2008, affecting over 37 victims who lost more than £1.25 million. Despite his criminal past, he legally changed his name and continued defrauding customers in the building trade. The case has raised concerns about the lack of regulation for convicted fraudsters in the building industry.Key Facts
- Mark Killick has four fraud convictions since 2008.
- His recent crimes caused over £1.25 million in losses to 37 victims.
- He changed his name twice, using different personal and business names.
- Killick was made bankrupt in 2004 and received a 12-year Bankruptcy Restriction Order.
- After getting out of prison, he continued working in the building trade.
- Advocates call for tighter rules on fraudsters and more industry regulation.
- A criminology expert suggests a central register could help identify fraudsters.
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