Housing Scam Rocks Philadelphia
13 February 2002 - 11:00am
For three years Rickie Williams sold neglected homes that didn't belong to him.
"Dodging the red tape that normally bogs down government housing programs, Williams, 35, personally ran the deeds through City Hall, a grand jury alleges, turning over some properties in a matter of days and for modest prices, usually less than $10,000.Only one problem: Williams sold houses that didnt belong to him. They were stolen from their legal owners in a brash series of fraudulent deed transfers, according to Philadelphia prosecutors."
Full Story:
Report details a major housing scam
Source:
The Philadelphia Daily News, February 12, 2002
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