The Versace and Prada clothes seemed a little lavish for a teenager. Then there was the Louis Vuitton luggage, the limousines, the penthouses overlooking Sydney Harbour.
How on earth could a 14-year-old schoolboy afford this celebrity lifestyle, his mother wondered.
She found out her son was masterminding an eBay scam that had netted him A$200,000 — and that Australia’s big four banks were allegedly helping him launder the money by showering him with bank
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