![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/fast-food-chef-who-won-5m-in-row-with-pals-family-is-still-flipping-burgers/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23121413-1689865087301.jpg&description=Exclusive FLIPPING RICH Published : 16:45, 20 Jul 2023 A FAST food van chef embroiled in a £5million legal war with his best friend's family is still flipping burgers despite landing a fortune. Sam Jones yesterday won his High Court battle in London against the sister of his tycoon pal David Turner. 5 Sam Jones has been seen beside his burger stall in Chertsey town centre Credit: Kevin Dunnett 5 He is still serving up fast food despite scooping £5million following a court battle Credit: Kevin Dunnett Mr Jones was granted £5million of Mr Turner's fortune, after the businessman died aged 71 in 2017 from an aggressive brain tumour. Mr Turner ran a skip hire business and a family pig farm, Woodside Farm, in Chertsey in Surrey. Mr Jones inherited his friend's farm as well as half a share in a valuable plot of land near the M25 motorway. Yet his burger fan is still serving to customers hungry for fast food. The entrance to the farm is off a country lane lined on the opposite side with a row of semi-detached houses. A sign at the middle of the fence warns visitors of "security" at the site, below a faded picture of what appears to be a Rottweiler dog. A house to the right of the entrance looked decrepit. But a man leaving the site in a Mercedes car said Mr Jones would still be at his burger van in Chertsey town centre, adding: "He's still making his burgers." Construction workers were enjoying cups of tea and food in the sunshine beside the Saffron's Right Food burger van, in the car park of Chertsey Social Club. In a nod to his name, the van bears the cheery slogan "Keeping up with the Jones's". A woman behind the counter, asked about Mr Jones, told The Sun: "He's not here - can't help you." When asked whether the van belonged to him, she added: 'I'm not confirming or denying anything. I'm not saying anything. Sorry.' Yet he was today seen sitting beside the stall. At the Burwood Parade flat where Mr Jones was listed as living, a man said he had never heard the name. The){kind=link}
A FAST food van chef embroiled in a £5million legal war with his best friend’s family is still flipping burgers despite landing a fortune.
Sam Jones yesterday won his High Court battle in London against the sister of his tycoon pal David Turner.
Mr Jones was granted £5million of Mr Turner’s fortune, after the businessman died aged 71 in 2017 from an aggressive brain tumour.
Mr Turner ran a skip hire business and a family pig farm, Woodside Farm, in Chertsey in Surrey.
Mr Jones inherited his friend’s farm as well as half a share in a valuable plot of land near the M25 motorway.