Overview
- Mark Killick was sentenced to 14 years at Bristol Crown Court on December 22 after being found guilty on 37 fraud counts.
- He ran a ponzi-style operation that demanded large upfront payments, spent proceeds on gambling and luxury items, and left homes in a “truly shocking” state.
- Using aliases including Marc Cole and Mark Jenkins, he formed TD Cole Ltd after a 2019 name change as more than 100 complaints built up.
- The court imposed a five-year Serious Crime Prevention Order to begin after release and a 15-year ban on company directorships.
- Investigators are pursuing Proceeds of Crime recoveries, and Killick has applied for permission to appeal his conviction.