Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP), is at the center of a scandal involving the purchase of a motorhome using embezzled party funds. The motorhome, a Niesmann and Bischoff Smove 7.4e, was bought for £124,550 on October 14, 2020, but had only four miles on the clock when seized by police in April 2023. It was filled with luxury items, including dozens of bottles of Molton Brown toiletries and high-end kitchenware from Le Creuset, indicating it was set up for personal enjoyment rather than political campaigning. Murrell suggested it could be used for campaigning, but it was never utilized by any party member. The High Court in Edinburgh heard that Murrell made a £12,500 deposit with his SNP charge card, followed by direct transfers from the SNP account. He also attempted to hide the purchase by creating a false invoice with altered details. The narrative presented in court raises serious questions about the misuse of party resources and financial misconduct.