David Gibson, churchgoer and insurance salesman, from Stranraer in Scotland realised that the end was nigh after taking the policy monies from his unsuspecting customers.
With a trail of unanswered questions following him unravelling to show a fifteen year history of taking what was given in trust, his answer came from a car left in Ayr harbour.
With notes for his family explaining his intended suicide he disappeared. His flaw came by using his credit cards in the following weeks and the police became suspicious.
In June 2004 he was imprisoned for twelve months and when free attempted unsuccessfully to rebuild David Gibson within the Stranraer community.
With a trail of unanswered questions following him unravelling to show a fifteen year history of taking what was given in trust, his answer came from a car left in Ayr harbour.
With notes for his family explaining his intended suicide he disappeared. His flaw came by using his credit cards in the following weeks and the police became suspicious.
In June 2004 he was imprisoned for twelve months and when free attempted unsuccessfully to rebuild David Gibson within the Stranraer community.
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