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9News | Con-woman Melissa Caddick's victims share 'small pot' last cash by 9News

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Melissa Caddick, a self‑styled financial advisor who swindled 55 family members and friends out of about $23 million between 2012 and 2020 before disappearing in November 2020, has had her victims receive a final, modest payout: liquidators approved a distribution of just under $100,000 to the 23 investors who did not benefit from a previous $3.5 million class‑action settlement, bringing the overall average recovery to roughly 45.5 cents on the dollar. The money, recovered from the sale of Caddick’s assets—including her Sydney homes and luxury items—also covers $55,000 in legal costs for the liquidators. Caddick’s death remains unresolved, with only a decomposed foot recovered and the circumstances still undetermined.

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Con-woman Melissa Caddick's victims share 'small pot' last cash

<p>Caddick was a self-styled financial advisor who conned 55 family and friends out of $23 million between 2012 and 2020.</p>

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