Fraudster posed as influencer to steal thousands of pounds worth of jewellery and antiques while house-sitting

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A woman who portrayed herself as a glamorous influencer while living a life of luxury funded by crime has admitted a string of offences including fraud, burglary and theft.Ariana Rose, 40, who has no fixed address and is believed to have previously used the name Sana Ali, pleaded guilty at Southwark Crown Court to seven counts of fraud, perverting the course of justice, five burglaries and theft.Appearing via video link from HMP Bronzefield in Surrey, Rose admitted carrying out a series of scams across England while sharing images of an apparently lavish lifestyle on Instagram.The court heard she attended red carpet events, mixed with celebrities and presented herself as wealthy on social media while systematically defrauding victims.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Among the offences were a series of rental scams in Manchester, where Rose illegally sublet a pensioner's flat and created a fake email account to communicate with unsuspecting tenants.One victim paid £4,340 for temporary...

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