Benefits cheat claims £40,000 from public purse after failing to declare inheritance - but avoids jail

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Benefits cheat claims £40,000 from public purse after failing to declare inheritance - but avoids jail

A benefits fraudster claimed more £40,000 from the public purse after failing to declare her inheritance earnings. Jeanette Griffin from Chellaston failed to notify HMRC of her windfall for several years. The 46-year-old admitted the offence after being presented with the evidence. She has now avoided jail - being handed an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for a year. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Th…