Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP), has pleaded guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from party funds, leading to revelations of his extravagant spending habits. The High Court in Edinburgh heard that Murrell used the funds to support a lavish lifestyle for more than a decade. Among the items purchased was a £124,000 luxury motorhome, which was confiscated by police and had only traveled four miles. Advocate depute Alan Cameron KC detailed how Murrell misrepresented expenses, including a £57,500 fraudulent invoice for a Jaguar I-Pace, which he sold for £47,378. Additionally, he spent over £42,000 on 383 items from Amazon, primarily for personal use. The case has sparked scrutiny of Nicola Sturgeon, Murrell's estranged wife, who denied any involvement in his crimes. Sturgeon, who was questioned in connection with the police investigation known as Operation Branchform, stated she is not responsible for Murrell's actions. Murrell is currently held on remand, awaiting sentencing on June 23.