Part-time model who tried to con her ex-fiancé out of more than £60,000 by forging bailiff letters after he called off their wedding is jailed for 27 months

A part-time model has been jailed after trying to con her ex-fiancé out of more than £60,000 in a romance scam. Rosemary Lai, 31, targeted Ashely Booth after meeting him on dating website Plenty of Fish and learning he had inherited a house and money from grandmother. But when vulnerable Mr Booth, 35, dumped Lai in 2019, she then sent him forged bailiff letters claiming he owed him more than £63,000 for a lavish venue. A part-time model has been jailed after trying to con her ex-fiancé out of more than £60,000 Rosemary Lai, 31, targeted Ashely Booth after meeting him on dating website Plenty of Fish and learning he had inherited a house and money from grandmother The case was heard at Manchester Crown Court She was arrested by police in 2022 after Mr Booth's family went to the police. But when vulnerable Mr Booth, 35, dumped Lai in 2019, she then sent him forged bailiff letters claiming he owed him more than £63,000 for a lavish venue Lai sent the forged letters claiming she was being targeted for £63,488.07 by bailiffs and demanded the money off Mr Booth who was in a mental institution at the time.