The Voice of Liverpool Says
While Deepak Pathak sips cocktails in Thailand, our pensioners are choosing between heating and eating. The police say it's a 'civil matter.' We say: it's a national disgrace. And we won't rest until he faces justice.
Deepak Pathak is not a businessman. He is not a roofer. He is not a "project manager."
He is a predator. A conman. A coward.
And where is he now? Thailand. Sunshine. Beaches. Cocktails. Living it up on the cash he stole from pensioners.
Meanwhile, Marge, 78, is sitting in her Wirral home, terrified of her next heating bill. Mic from Halewood is looking at a botched roof that's costing him more to fix than Pathak charged him in the first place.
It makes us sick. And we're furious.
The 'Civil Matter' Excuse—A National Disgrace
But here's the part that really burns.
Merseyside Police told victims it was a "civil matter." They told them to sort it out themselves. To hire a solicitor. To go to court.
And what happened? Pathak ignored the court order. He ignored the CCJ. He flew to a country with no extradition treaty and laughed all the way to the beach.
This is not a civil matter. This is theft. This is fraud. This is a crime.
One Rule for Them...
The police will chase a kid for smoking a spliff. They'll fine a driver for going 5mph over the limit. They'll knock on your door at 6am for a TV licence.
But a conman who stole thousands from our elderly? "Sorry, love—civil matter."
It's a two-tier justice system. The little man gets hammered. The big conman gets a free pass. And our pensioners are left to rot.
And YOU Are Paying For It
Let's not forget who is footing the bill. You are.
Every day Pathak is in Thailand, he's spending stolen money. Money that could have paid for Margaret's heating. Money that could have fixed Dave's roof. Money that should have been in the pockets of hard-working British pensioners.
Instead, it's gone. Poof. Into the Thai economy. While our NHS strains, our police are stretched, and our elderly struggle to survive.
It's a betrayal of every taxpayer in Britain.
The Victim's Fight—A Beacon of Hope
But there is one woman who refuses to give up. A victim who has become the voice of the voiceless.
She has gathered evidence. She has spoken to other victims. She has refused to stay silent while Pathak enjoys his impunity.
One source said: "She's not backing down. She's been scammed, ignored by the police, and left with a CCJ that means nothing. But she's still fighting. And she's bringing other victims with her."
She's a hero. And we salute her.
The Unanswered Question
The question that needs to be screamed from the rooftops is simple: Why is Deepak Pathak still free?
Why is a man with multiple CCJs, multiple allegations of fraud, and a history of targeting the elderly allowed to swan off to a non-extradition hotspot?
Because the system is broken. Because the police are too stretched. Because the law is too weak. Because criminals know they can get away with it.
Enough Is Enough
THE Voice Of Liverpool Says : This must stop. Now.
We call on Merseyside Police to reopen this case and treat it as the serious crime it is.
We call on the Crown Prosecution Service to issue an international arrest warrant and pursue extradition.
We call on the Foreign Office to put pressure on Thailand to hand him over.
We call on the Government to close the loophole that lets fraudsters flee the country while victims are left with nothing.
And we call on every victim of Pathak—and every victim of fraud—to speak out because the only way to stop this is to expose it.
Our Pensioners. Our Justice. Our Say.
Pathak thinks he's got away with it. He thinks we'll just forget about him. He thinks the victims will give up and go away.
They're wrong.
We are the taxpayers. We are the voters. We are the people who refuse to let our elderly be treated like this.
And we are not going to stay silent while a conman enjoys the sun on stolen British pensions.
The Voice Of Liverpool Says : BRING DEEPAK PATHAK HOME. TO FACE JUSTICE. NOW.
