HE had duped many into putting millions in an investment scam he came up with, and was later jailed 14 years for cheating.
Now 37, Paul (not his real name), who is still serving his sentence, hopes to get his life back on track by excelling in prison school, and eventually pursuing a mathematics degree.
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