Three Arrested in £76m Luxury Care Home Fraud Investigation
The Serious Fraud Office has made arrests and seized assets, including a private jet and yachts, in a probe into the Carlauren Group's alleged fraud.
- The Carlauren Group is accused of a £76m fraud involving investments into luxury care homes, leading to the arrest of three individuals.
- Over four years, the group purchased 23 properties, mostly former hotels, but only nine became operational care homes.
- Investors were promised annual returns of 10% and luxury amenities for residents, but many were left out of pocket after the group's collapse.
- Assets including two Lamborghinis, a McLaren 570GT, a private jet, and two yachts have been seized as part of the investigation.
- The SFO's actions mark a significant step towards addressing the turmoil caused by the Carlauren Group's collapse, affecting elderly residents and investors.