summary the case in main points The case revolves around a fraud committed at Turtle Island Resort in Yasawa, where six individuals were found guilty of defrauding the resort of $840,000. The Lautoka High Court sentenced five of the six accused to prison terms ranging from two to six years. The sixth person, Atishma Singh, received a two-year suspended sentence. The main perpetrator, Anand Prasad, was an accountant at the resort. He forged 84 cheques totaling $840,000. He made himself the payee on 46 of these cheques, while the rest were made out to his family members and friends. The fraud took place over a period of 21 months, indicating it was a planned operation. High Court Judge Justice Paul Madigan described the resort as a paradise for wealthy tourists, but for the accused, their actions turned it into a "road to hell