Fleeced

Most striking was his nonchalance, evident from the first ball that he fleeced down the ground for a four off speedster Gerald Coetzee.

An accountant fleeced more than £763,000 from his victims and worked alongside them to prolong the cover-up.

Nothing will ever match the £142m the Merseysiders fleeced Barcelona for wantaway Philippe Coutinho, before the Nou Camp megaflop returned to Anfield for one night only to suffer a 4-0 thrashing.

Simply put, it’s easy to get fleeced by fine print that ties the hands of creators and owners for years to come.

They can imagine being fleeced by the Government on their deathbeds.

The Knicks got fleeced in that one, too.

This comes after he pleaded guilty on Thursday to an Internet fraud scheme wherein he fleeced his unsuspecting victims of close to $11m.

According to reports reaching iHarare, Maxwell Mutandwa (35) was recently hauled to court facing charges of extortion after he allegedly fleeced his wife’s lover Wadzanai Manyika (43) who lived at the same house.

He is fleeced off the very basic rights in his own home country.

Israel’s binary options industry, which was outlawed by the Knesset in October 2017, was estimated to employ thousands of Israelis and to steal some $10 billion a year from fleeced “investors” worldwide.

Just how we brought yinner the FRAUD in the accounts Department where millions were fleeced from the Public!

The rise of digital payments technology has sped up the process of paying and getting paid for businesses across the globe - and it's also boosted the number of ways they can get fleeced.

Calves and heavily fleeced sheep are killed by attacking the flanks or hindquarters, causing shock and blood loss.

However, Lawrence Wright claims bin Laden was almost completely broke at this time, cut off from his family income, and fleeced by the Sudanese.