Taking on a village shop and Post Office in Leicestershire was expected to offer a “more secure future” for DPV, then 33, and his young family. Moving 100 miles away from loved ones was not an easy decision, but he’d seen setting up a shop had become a “good living” for relatives also in the industry. “It’s hard but it’s comfortable,” he told GB News. At the time, in 2012, DPV, who has asked to remain anonymous, could get a salary from Post Office, and alongside income from his shop, DPV hoped he could provide for his children. DPV told GB News: “We’d been married a few years. I’ve always like…
