Hungarian man forced to work as a slave in England died!

András Varga, a Hungarian pensioner and auxiliary worker, moved to the United Kingdom in the hope of a better life. James McCann, a father of 15 children, offered him work and shelter after Varga was on the edge of becoming homeless. However, in return, McCann forced the elderly to do difficult menial jobs and made him live in a tiny shed without a toilet or running water. A council officer warned local police about the conditions, and the officers rescued Mr Varga.

According to Daily Mail, András Varga went to the United Kingdom in 2007 though he spoke very little English. There he worked in various places in the south but ended up living on the streets. On the edge of homelessness, someone called Mike came to help him. He made him do odd jobs for £30 to £40 a day.

Then passed Mr Varga to McCann, who brought the Hungarian man in 2017 to live on his land in Blythe, Northeast England.

There he placed in a tent next to McCann’s caravan at Blythe beach. Mr Varga slept on a camp bed with a dirty sleeping bag. You can check out where András Varga lived in England in the article of Daily Mail.

Later, the practically enslaved Hungarian man could move to a metal shed. However, he had no toilet, running water, bathing, washing option or heating.

The 68-year-old McCann forced Mr Varga to do physically demanding menial jobs.

For example, the Hungarians had to pressure washing drives or do gardening. However, he paid only £10 for him a day.