Chesterfield couple’s real estate fraud trial begins (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

A jury trial began yesterday for the owners of a Chesterfield County real estate company who allegedly defrauded investors in an $18 million Ponzi scheme. On trial in U.S. District Court are Darrell Underwood, 42, and his wife, Cynthia, 41, owners of Walkwood Properties, a real estate company that allowed homeowners to save their homes from foreclosure by selling the property to Walkwood …

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