'Who says crime doesn't pay?': Crowing post of wife of jailed antiques dealer

'Who says crime doesn't pay?': Wife of antiques dealer who was jailed for his part in a £3million fraud sparks fury as she is pictured on a luxury holiday in Spain alongside mocking message Lynne Graver posed for the image just two weeks after Barry Spearing was jailed Spearing sentenced to six years as part of scam targeting elderly and vulnerable Mrs Graver, 54, appeared unaffected by the misery her husband has caused 

By Andrew Levy For The Daily Mail

Published: 22:58 BST, 14 May 2019 | Updated: 02:00 BST, 15 May 2019

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Lynne Graver posed for the image just two weeks after Barry Spearing was jailed for six years over a multi-million pound investment scam

Lynne Graver posed for the image just two weeks after Barry Spearing was jailed for six years over a multi-million pound investment scam

The wife of a convicted fraudster has sparked fury after a photo of her on holiday was posted online with the caption: ‘Who says crime doesn’t pay?’

Lynne Graver posed for the image just two weeks after Barry Spearing was jailed for six years over a multi-million pound investment scam.

Elderly and vulnerable victims were cold called by a gang who pressurised them into investing £3million in bogus companies and schemes. One 83-year-old victim lost more than £1million.

But Mrs Graver, 54, appears unaffected by the misery her husband has caused in the photo posted by a friend on Facebook. It shows her smiling and looking bronzed and relaxed as she perches on a wicker sofa on a sunny patio in Pilar de la Horadada in Alicante, Spain.

A comment written alongside the photo said: ‘Loving my bestie staying with me Lynne Graver – laughing so much! Who says crime doesn’t pay.’ It was followed by three laughing emojis and the hashtag #lifeisgreat.

Angry responses online included one saying: ‘I am utterly disgusted that they think this is a laughing matter.’

Elderly and vulnerable victims were cold called by a gang who pressurised them into investing £3million in bogus companies and schemes. Pictured: The couple

Elderly and vulnerable victims

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