Dutton: Good Riddance to Fake ‘Prince’ as Fraudster Deported

Dutton: Good Riddance to Fake ‘Prince’ as Fraudster Deported
A Qantas Boeing 747 takes off from Melbourne's Tullamarine International Airport. Torsten Blackwood/Getty Images
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Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says “good riddance” to the fake Tahitian prince Joel Morehu-Barlow who was deported to New Zealand for stealing AU$16 million ($10.44 million) from Queensland Health.

Morehu-Barlow, now 44, re-directed money meant for a charity into his accounts and was sentenced to 14 years’ jail.