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‘I will take care of you’: how Melissa Caddick allegedly siphoned millions from clients before disappearance – The Guardian
The missing businesswoman is suspected of using her clients’ investments to fund her own lavish lifestyle
Australia newsThe missing businesswoman is suspected of using her clients investments to fund her own lavish lifestyle
Sat 19 Dec 2020 14.00 EST
Melissa Caddick had just signed another client. And this woman, who she met three months earlier during one of her regular trips to Aspen, had entrusted $2.5m to Caddicks boutique financial advisory firm.
I will take care of you, Caddick emailed the woman, known as Witness C in court documents, on 3 April. I am being cautious and taking opportunities when…
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