Netflix's 'Con Mum' tells Singapore court she had nobody to bail her out


Dionne Marie Hanna was arrested on March 28 and subsequently charged in the State Courts on April 5. - NETFLIX

SINGAPORE: A British woman from the Netflix documentary "Con Mum", about her allegedly scamming her renowned pastry chef son, told a Singapore court on Thursday (April 17) that she had nobody to bail her out.

Dionne Marie Hanna, 84, was charged this month with five counts of fraud involving three people, according to documents filed with a district court in the city-state.

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