Farmer found guilty of lacing baby food with shards of metal in Scots Tesco
He sent dozens of letters and emails to the supermarket giant in a bid to extort £1.4 million in bitcoin, jurors were told.
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Farmer found guilty of lacing baby food with shards of metal in Scots Tesco
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