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A construction boss told a jury he thought “something fishy” was going on when alleged Government fraudster Kyril Burrows wanted to pay him in cash for work at his home. Throughout this week, Mr Burrows’ Supreme Court trial has seen paperwork showing...

The jury in a fraud trial spent most of yesterday observing paperwork showing how a construction firm was paid after allegedly renovating a private home with hundreds of thousands of taxpayers’ dollars. Construction boss John White was repeatedly ask...

The former manager of a civil servant accused of defrauding Government told a jury yesterday he had “no recollection” of permitting two TV sets at the centre of the case to be taken to the civil servant’s home. Kyril Burrows, who worked as a building...

Convicted fraudster Daniel Two Feathers has agreed to plead guilty to a string of counts in relation to a Ponzi scheme involving Bermudian Andre Curtis. Federal court documents in the United States show Two Feathers has struck a plea agreement with t...

A fraud trial was delayed again yesterday following more difficulties selecting a jury. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons adjourned the case, in which Kyril Burrows and Delcina Bean-Burrows are accused of defrauding Government of more than $553,000 b...

A couple accused of a fraud totalling more than $553,000 against Government saw their trial delayed after the court ran out of potential jurors yesterday. Kyril Burrows, a former Works and Engineering employee, and his wife Delcina Bean-Burrows are t...