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Absolutely shocking behaviour.

What I find even more infuriating is then claiming mitigation that they were unwell at the time; apparently not unwell enough plan out and act to deceive the client(s) whose welfare she is meant to be acting in the best interest of.

There are genuinely honest people, in all sectors, who suffer from mental and physical health issues who do not go on to attempt to defraud clients, customers, consumers etc. I do so hate that dishonest, selfish, greedy, nasty, little people try to plead that the condition they’ve previously not disclosed mitigate their crimes when there are decent people who have to cope with their condition without using it as an excuse to betray the trust of their fellow human beings.

Most people when unwell seek help, not plot to commit fraud.