Nicola Tallent

The widow of gangland banker Fat Andy Connors has posed at his lavish grave on the anniversary of his murder.

Anne Connors has faced trouble with the Criminal Assets Bureau, has claimed false PUP payments during COVID and once turned her home into an illegal rental site, she says, to make ends meet since her husband's death.

But posing in a fur coat beside the grave that remembers the leader of a home robbery gang as Big Fat Rich Andy Connors, she smiles for the cameras.

Today, I'm talking with Niall Donald about the Widow Connors and her trouble with the law.

This is Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

Do you want to admit what just happened?

Anybody?

Anybody?

It's humiliating, is it?

I really do think it is humiliating.

But in fairness, you haven't been humiliated in about a month and a half.

Not to this extent, I would guarantee you.

So you can just tell everyone what happened.

An unfortunate incident.

You arrived in to the sort of the, what do we call it, our enth's room or something like that?

Recreational room.

Where there's a pool table and you kind of swaggered in and picked up a pool and decided you were going to play a game and I said, I'll play.

Yeah.

Then you got cocky.

Well, I got two in.