A woman has been jailed for two years after scamming her own grandfather out of £75,000 when she invented a fake B&Q legal battle to fund her drug addiction.
Olivia Crutchley, 23, conned Roy Crutchley, 79, by creating fake emails to look like they were from solicitors and the Citizens Advice Bureau so she seemed short of money thanks to a wrangle with her former employer B&Q - despite never working for them.
Crutchley previously had a "strong bond" with her grandad before their relationship broke down when she was accused of stealing £10 from Roy's wife, it was said.
