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Daughter, 26, faces identity theft trial
5:15pm Wednesday 23rd May 2007
A 26-year-old Clitheroe woman has been ordered to stand trial at Preston Crown Court due to allegations that she stole her mother and sister's identities.
Charlotte Louise Dibb, of Bracken Hey, is alleged to have used their details to obtain credit cards and bank loans resulting in the theft of more than £20,000.
Charges include obtaining a money transfer for £6,000 from the Alliance and Leicester by falsely representing she was her mother, Gail McGibbon, obtaining a credit card by falsely representing she was her sister, Sarah Dibb, obtaining a credit card from Egg by deceptively claiming she was Gail McGibbon, theft of £614, £1,203 and £150 from Egg and theft of £284, £250 and £100 from Monument.
Dibb was remanded on bail until July 16 for the preparation of committal papers.
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