Francis X. Sanchez, 52, Woodstock, Illinois, was sentenced in federal court by U.S. District Judge Philip G. Reinhard to 136 months in prison for conducting a $7 million fraud scheme.
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Western Financial Planning Corporation and Louis V. Schooler, San Diego, California, have been accused of running a real estate investment fraud that raised approximately $50 million from hundreds of investors nationwide.
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Nine defendants have been charged in the latest takedown in the Operation Wax House mortgage fraud investigation in the Western District of North Carolina.
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Randal L. Walters, 55, Polk County, Iowa, appeared in federal court in Des Moines on Thursday, September 20, 2012, and pled guilty to one count of bank fraud in connection with a loan to develop a Des Moines area condominium project.
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Eduardo Ruiz, 33, Santa Ana, California, the owner of a Pasadena mortgage brokerage firm was sentenced to 108 months in federal prison for participating in a mortgage fraud scheme that obtained more than $30 million in loans.
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Anthony Haynes, 53, Seffner, Florida, is charged with mail and wire fraud affecting a financial institution.
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Marc D. Foley, 46, Needham, Massachusetts, an attorney formerly operating a real estate practice, was convicted in federal court on charges of wire fraud and money laundering in connection with fraudulent mortgage loans.
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Ryan William Costo, 37, Granite Bay, California, is the subject of a six-count indictment for mail, wire, and bank fraud, as well as making false statements to financial institutions, all in connection with various schemes to defraud lenders.
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Joel Blanford, 44, San Ramon, California, was convicted by a federal jury on six counts of mail fraud.
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Maeble L. Hairston, 57, Red Bank, New Jersey, a lawyer, pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to steal over $1 million from lenders by filing fraudulent mortgage applications, diverting mortgage proceeds and falsifying settlement statements.
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