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• The Englishman Bonaparte Blenkins is an inveterate liar and confidence trickster.
• Lieder would later accuse him of being a confidence trickster.
• These confidence tricksters have since been apprehended by police.
• Their lawyer calls her " a confidence trickster of great refinement ."
• He is to escort an infamous confidence trickster from Calcutta to Mumbai by railway.
• He was later found to be a German confidence trickster called Johann Samuel Lechte.
• Coborn confirmed that Gilbert's inspiration was the gambler and confidence trickster Charles Wells.
• At the time, he was known to be a small-time gambler and confidence trickster.
• In Hollywood, Cooper was generally cast as a snobbish, ineffectual society type or as a confidence trickster.
• If a person is using this model as a scam, the confidence trickster would take the majority of the money.
• He falls in with two confidence tricksters, first selling candy which they say will prevent bedwetting, then fake eyedrops.
• He earned his living as a confidence trickster, but was well known as a rapist and suspected of being a murderer.
• In the Big Finish audio play " The One Doctor " ( 2001 ), confidence trickster Banto Zame impersonates the Doctor.
• Having four wives, a gambling habit and a susceptibility to confidence tricksters, he did not hold on to the money he made.
• Once the confidence tricksters category is removed, she will simply be a " person from toronto " and a " Romani person ."
• The sales department of mobile phone companies are like modern confidence tricksters . talk ) 07 : 21, 26 March 2011 ( UTC)
• The most elaborate con ever, and no one would come forward to persecute the dastardly confidence tricksters after they went to all that trouble.
• It nevertheless became apparent that Hubbard was a confidence trickster, who tried to flee with Parsons'money, resulting in the termination of their friendship.
• A letter later discovered at the subprefecture of Saint-Julien-en-Genevois also indicated that Plantard had a criminal conviction as a confidence trickster.
• Supposedly the prisoner cannot reveal his identity without serious repercussions, and is relying on a friend ( the confidence trickster ) to raise money to secure his release.