A Norwich loss adjuster used the names of his wife and deceased father-in-law to defraud almost £200,000 as part of a series of insurance scams.

Justin Boydell, 51, falsely set up a series of bank accounts using the names of family members without their knowledge to launder the proceeds of fake claims.

Norwich Crown Court was told the highly qualified professional used his ability to sign off insurance assessments to approve claims for made-up water leaks at properties he had never visited.