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March 31, 2010 News » Wake County

Lawyer charged in James Webb's real estate scheme

by Jennifer Strom

After unwitting investors have been duped out of five- and six-figure sums for nearly a decade, federal investigators are finally moving to criminally prosecute the perpetrators of a real estate swindle that began in Raleigh and spread across the nation. In the…

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