The Post Office Scandal: Corruption - How the Magic is Done: Paul Pascoe

How does business corruption and fraud get covered up? How do fraudsters avoid detection and hinder and obstruct investigation and resolution? Paul discusses the Post Office Scandal as these familiar tactics play out.
Paul Pascoe is a solicitor, turned businessman/investor.
He was a victim of what Lloyd's Bank chooses to call 'the HBOS/Reading fraud', although Lloyd's Bank itself is deeply involved and is the owner of HBOS.
He was a business partner with Noel Edmonds and their businesses lost millions as a result of the fraud.
Since then Paul has taken a great interest in financial scandals generally and in particular the Post Office Scandal.

[@europhile2658]

Another very good interview. The Law schools have been doing great with their panels but this format gives one person a chance to do a "deep dive" on their specialty. By the way LLB have switched to electronic signatures now

[@hearthetruththeonrecordpod4430]

Thank you. Yes it’s good to give an interviewee time to really go into detail and not be limited to a number of minutes. Pleased you like the format. Jill

[@europhile2658]

side note - perhaps explain what a 'specimen charge' is. I suspect not many people appreciate what they are

[@hearthetruththeonrecordpod4430]

Thanks for the suggestion. We’re learning as we go along and seeing how to improve the production.