Overview
- Approximately £1.25 million from the 2009 jackpot scam remains unaccounted for, according to documents reported by the Mirror.
- Edward Putman has paid a £939,000 confiscation order plus about £85,000 in interest under Proceeds of Crime legislation.
- CPS lawyers secured an additional £240,000 from the £1.2 million auction sale of Putman’s former Kings Langley home.
- Bailiffs are pursuing further assets in ongoing efforts to recover the missing funds.
- Putman was convicted in 2019 over a forged ticket created with Camelot insider Giles Knibbs, with the claim accepted despite the ticket lacking a barcode, and he was released early from prison last year.