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A man was convicted in a UK court for stealing £13 million — but he never went to prison. Sentenced for one of Britain’s largest immigration and tax frauds, Abul Kalam Muhammad Rezaul Karim vanished before sentencing, escaping the UK with forged documents. This true crime investigation uncovers how Karim built an empire of 79 phantom companies, filed 900+ fake visa applications, and attempted to steal millions in fraudulent tax refunds. Despite a conviction at Southwark Crown Court in London, he fled the country and later resurfaced in Bangladesh, shockingly attempting to run for parliament while still an international fugitive. From a small office in East London to a global manhunt, this documentary exposes how the scam worked, how investigators traced the money, and how a convicted fraudster managed to escape justice — not once, but twice. 00:00 – The empty chair at Southwark Crown Court 02:48 – Who is Abul Kalam Muhammad Rezaul Karim 04:35 – The fake visa operation begins 06:40 – The criminal network and family links 08:55 – Inside the 79 phantom companies 11:10 – The tax refund fraud exposed 13:05 – HMRC’s forensic investigation 15:20 – Arrests, bail, and the escape plan 17:10 – Fake passports and fleeing Britain 18:45 – Running for office in Bangladesh 20:10 – Campaign collapse and ongoing manhunt 🔔 Subscribe to Truth Unraveled for real-world crime stories, court cases, and investigations that reveal how criminals exploit the system — and how some manage to escape it. 💬 Do you think the system failed, or was this escape impossible to stop? #UKCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #FinancialCrime #CourtCases #FraudInvestigation