"Fraudster Sentenced for Attempting to Sell Fake 'Queen's Walking Stick' on eBay"
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A 26-year-old man in England, Dru Marshall, has been sentenced for attempting to sell a walking stick he falsely claimed belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II on eBay, with proceeds supposedly going to cancer research. Marshall, who pretended to be a senior footman at Windsor Castle, was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to a 12-month community order, with a prosecutor condemning his actions as an attempt to deceive the public for personal gain.
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- Man pretending to be Queen Elizabeth's footman, selling 'antler walking stick' that never belonged to her, sentenced ABC News
- Fake footman tried to sell 'Queen's walking stick' on eBay The Times
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