A man who pleaded guilty of scamming seniors on the city's South and West sides in a reverse mortgage scheme was sentenced ...

It's a bittersweet day for Barbara Quintero-Bailey and her sister, Brenda, after a judge sentenced Mark Diamond to 17 years ...

David Herron's home in North Lawndale has been in his family for more than six decades. Among other repairs, it needs a new ...

Chicago businessman Mark Diamond victimized elderly, vulnerable homeowners in a years-long scheme with unfulfilled promises ...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced this week that Mark Steven Diamond, who was accused of “bilking elderly homeowners in a reverse mortgage and home repair scheme,” was sentenced ...

Mark Diamond, who pleaded guilty to a federal charge of wire fraud affecting a financial institution in May, was sentenced to 205 months, equal to 17 years in federal prison. Diamond signed an agr ...

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"Diamond and the co-schemers targeted elderly victims in the Chicago area based on the amount of equity in their homes and their relative lack of financial sophistication," according to the United Sta ...

When Heron died, her daughter, Barbara, started getting letters that $180,000 was owed to Diamond's business, Reverse Mortgage Solutions. Gloria Muldrow told CBS News Chicago in 2017 that her late ...

Mark Diamond pleaded guilty in May to a federal charge of wire fraud affecting a financial institution. Prosecutors said the 67-year-old targeted elderly African American homeowners amid a massive ...

His late mother, Effie Herron, had dementia when she signed what she thought was paperwork for home improvements by a man named Mark Diamond. What Effie signed was actually a reverse mortgage.

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