Laura Holmes Cameron and her brother Marc Cameron Grimstead are suspected of leading a group of scammers who convinced tourists to process fraudulent food poisoning claims to get compensation.
Two British siblings are suspected of leading a group of scammers who convinced tourists to lie to get compensation money out of hotels.
They are accused of hiring five other Brits to help with the illegal operation, and paying them commission to ‘go to hotels and get tourists’ personal details’. An investigating court in Majorca heard how Ryan Bridge – another co-accused – was ‘one of the people tasked in England with processing the false claims’.
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