Online fraudster who duped 26 music fans out of almost €8,000 walks free from court

An online fraudster who duped 26 music fans out of almost €8,000 worth of non-existent concert tickets for Electric Picnic, Arianna Grande and Hugh Jackman has walked free from court.

Online fraudster who duped 26 music fans out of almost €8,000 walks free from court
Wed, 18 Sep, 2019 - 18:25
Gordon Deegan

An online fraudster who duped 26 music fans out of almost €8,000 worth of non-existent concert tickets for Electric Picnic, Arianna Grande and Hugh Jackman has walked free from court.

At Ennis District Court on Wednesday, Judge Patricia Harney told Aaron Moran (31) said that she was giving him his very last chance before placing him on a Probation Bond for 12 months.

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