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Published Date: 22 August 2008
A DISABLED grandad was conned and robbed in his own home by a heroin addict desperate for her next fix.
Brave Alan Wild, 54, spoke exclusively to the Observer about his ordeal at the hands of drug fiend Yogina Limbachia – a disgraced 28-year-old mum-of-one.

Amputee Mr Wild, who suffers from chronic lung disease, fell for Limbachia's sob story after she knocked on his door saying she was stranded and needed to use his phone.

Mr Wild, who lost his leg after being hit by a car aged 16, said: "I was watching Manchester United play when there was frantic knocking at the door.

"I'm an ex-army man so I'm usually very security conscious but that time I wasn't.

"While my back was turned she had my wallet away – it had all my cards in it and about £140 cash."

Full story in this week's Observer

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  • Last Updated: 22 August 2008 4:03 PM
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Jonjo H,

23/08/2008 13:20:42
People like Limbachia make me despair. I hope Mr WIld doesn't let this experience affect him too much - he's better than her. Sentencing for drug related offences should be sky high - it's the only way we'll stop scum like Limbachia from making the lives of others a misery just so she can get her next filthy fix.
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