Woman pleads guilty to allowing her bank account to be used in 'complex' fraud scam

Through her solicitor, Felecia Junaid said she was 'reckless' and had been taken advantage of by others
Felecia Junaid, Ennis, Co Clare, pleaded guilty to taking part in what Judge Colm Roberts described in Bandon District Court as 'a very complex scam'. Picture: Larry Cummins

Felecia Junaid, Ennis, Co Clare, pleaded guilty to taking part in what Judge Colm Roberts described in Bandon District Court as 'a very complex scam'. Picture: Larry Cummins

A woman who pleaded guilty to allowing her bank account and passport to be used by others in a "very complex scam" says she did so because she was in fear.

Felecia Junaid, 20, appeared before Bandon District Court on a charge of money laundering after gardaí found that others had intercepted an email exchange between a woman in Kinsale and the caretaker of her property in France, and defrauded her of thousands of euro.

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