Conwoman duped brothers out of their £76,000 inheritance by selling them fake Rolexes before lying that she had terminal cancer

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Conwoman duped brothers out of their £76,000 inheritance by selling them fake Rolexes before lying that she had terminal cancer

Hairdresser Stacey Hedges, 40, told friend Simon Stacey she could get him Rolexes at a discounted rate through her family connections in the jewellery industry.