In the UK, the process over the pastor-twin combined his three wives

In Scotland, they judge a former clergyman who "hunted" for wealthy women, married them, and then brought to bankruptcy and disappeared without a trace. The process over the fraudster-hearteet united all three of his wives.

Three women, one of whom the former, and the two current spouses of the accused, appeared in the Royal Court of the War from the Walikshire County) to act as witnesses in an unusual trial. A 58-year-old spouse, who is accused of biapsment and large monetary fraud, was in the dock, writes The Daily Mail . In one case, the swindler fed his wife to get a loan in a bank for 15 thousand dollars.

The former preacher of the Scottish Church, Rod Sangster purposefully searched for gullible women, then with deceit to shake money from them, the judge said.

The polygamist was exposed after he escaped from his third wife - Jenet Pollard. For a long memory of herself, the Blessed left the woman a huge monetary debt of 85 thousand dollars. Sangster met with his last victim when a woman underwent recovery therapy after cancer.

Jenet Pollard will contact the second wife of Sangster - Jill, which the pastor abandoned in the same way, without even breaking. Pollard admitted to the woman that she was the wife of the Sangster family and suspects that he and her husband too.

“I took out our wedding photos to show her,” Jill Sangster recalls at the trial. In misfortune, a friend of Jill managed to only confirm that the same person turned out to be a fraud who deceived them.

It is noteworthy that the pastor carried out romantic trips with his wives on the honeymoon on the same island.

The court prosecutor David Jones believes that Sangster acted according to the debugged scheme, which he "worked" in his first wife, Francis Tate. With a nurse, the clergyman divorced after 25 years of marriage, in 1996. A resident of the city of Eberdin remained with four children and large debts in her arms.

The couple divorced after the pastor escaped to England, to the city of Doncaster (South Yorkshire district), where he met his second wife. Francis Tate admits that earlier her husband showed the desire for "free life." Sangster could suddenly "disappear" for several weeks, leaving it in complete bewilderment.

“He wolled in confidence in women with financial independence, and then enjoyed their money,” said Prosecutor Jones. Turning out the money of the next wife, Sangster was accepted for the search for a new victim. According to the public prosecutor, the swindler manipulated people for his own purposes.

In the same 1996, Sangster, having managed to live in a fashionable Crowne Plaza Hotel hotel in Chester, married a second time. However, his new lover was waiting for the same fate as the previous one. After 6 years, the pastor broke his relationship with her and threw it, leaving his wife alone with debts of 50 thousand dollars.

Remembering her dishonorable husband, Jill Sangster burst into the court. The unfortunate woman admitted that "did not realize the amount of duty" until the scamirist left her in 2002.

Throwing a second wife to their fate, Sangster got a job at the Evesham Hotel in the County of Wostershire (West of England) and there, through the Internet, he met Genet Pollard.

When they got married in 2004, Pollard did not assume that her newly -made spouse did not even arrange a divorce from his second wife. The newlyweds moved to Scotland and bought a house, taking a mortgage at the North Rock bank.

By this time, the Sangster stopped working. For his wife, he found an excuse, explaining his laziness by supposedly busy writing a book, for which he would receive 165 thousand dollars in the form of a fee.

According to investigators, in August 2006, Sangster forged the signature of his third wife to get a loan of 15.5 thousand dollars in the bank. “When he threw Jenet, she found letters from creditors totaling 85 thousand dollars,” the prosecutor said in court.

In June 2007, the police arrested a mercenary polygam in Chester. When asked about the motives of the break with his second wife Jill Sangster, the man could not answer anything.

Ultimately, the detainee pleaded guilty of the binary, as well as in fake the signature of his last wife. True, the fraudster assured that he still acted by agreement with Pollard. The accused also insists that the woman knew about the size of the bank loan taken.

The trial continues.