Sara Morris, a 50-year-old mother from Stone, falsely claimed Personal Independence Payment due to multiple sclerosis, exaggerating her limitations for financial gain. Although diagnosed in 2005, evidence emerged of her active participation in running events, contradicting her claims of being unable to leave her home or perform simple tasks. She received over £20,000 in undue benefits, tracked down through social media posts. After admitting to dishonesty in court, she was sentenced to eight months in prison but served nine weeks and was ordered to repay her gains or face further incarceration.
Sara Morris, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, exaggerated her condition to fraudulently claim over £20,000 in benefits while actively participating in running events.
Despite claiming severe limitations from her MS, Sara Morris was found to be a member of a running club and shared evidence of her participation in races.
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