FARMYARD FRAUD Bankrupt fraudster jailed for disguising his £1.2 million luxury mansion as a barn and filling it with antiques and cannabis
Crook hid cannabis greenhouse behind Elizabethan oil painting and ran three front companies to launder £2.2 million of drug money he had made
A CONMAN has been put behind bars for six and a half years after cops discovered a haul of valuables in his £1.2 million mansion that he disguised as a giant garden shed.
Crooked businessman Alan Yeomans, 61, concealed his six-bedroom Shedley Manor home in Yeaveley, Derbyshire using green cladding and a corrugated steel roof so the property’s splendour could not be seen from the road.
He had told officials he was bankrupt and living in a shed in his mother’s garden with just £300 worth of furniture and a £30 watch to his name.
However, when police swooped in on the barn as part of an investigation they found a treasure trove of antiques and oil paintings worth over £80,000.
Officers also discovered a £10,000 Rolex watch along with designer shoes and cannabis plants.
Bankrupt fraudster jailed for disguising his £1.2 million luxury mansion as a barn and filling it with antiques and cannabis – The Sun
Fraudster who lived in secret six-bedroom mansion jailed - BBC News
There is the yearly competition:
Shed of the Year 2016 – in pictures | UK news | The Guardian
With plenty of clips - which do you prefer?
Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year - Clips & Extras - S1-Ep1: Shed of the Year - All 4
Or perhaps you prefer your sheds to explode:
Exploding shed - YouTube
'Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View', Cornelia Parker | Tate
Brilliant Ideas: Sculptor and Artist Cornelia Parker - YouTube
Which takes us to:
The Roof Garden Commission 2016: Cornelia Parker - YouTube
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