kay wrote on September 11, 2008 05:24 PM: I know that she had a daughter to pass and she wanted her to be apart of it also and she refused. Her daughter has now passed do to all the stress her mother was bringing on. People like her have no good in there sole at all. What is Vegas coming to?

kat wrote on January 28, 2008 02:28 PM: Shana, what an ignorant statement! yes,rachel where is the media about national alliance title closing it's doors overnight,or what about the laywer doug crawford who kept his clients settlement monies, why do we not hear about corrupt atty's? or even corrupt assemblyman who own mortgage companies doing fraudulant loans, yet due to their power the mortgage lending institution and legal dept turn a blind eye... by the way it is impossible to defraud a title company and if you read the article it states she did NOT hurt or no one lost there home in a forclouser which the homeowner would be responsible to pay monthly and has nothing to do with her, it is clear that this part time detective is looking to make a name for himself, Unfornatately he is doing it thru an innocent person. the police time should be better spent on companies such as ONE CAP that took millions of funds from several individuals thinking they were investing in properties only to find out they lost all their savings, yet the state fined them $250,000 for stealing almost over 5 million from the public with no jail time... so how can you compare?

shana wrote on January 24, 2008 12:47 PM: lock her up a throw away the key , so other people like her are aware that this is not accepted here.

rachel wrote on January 24, 2008 12:00 PM: This is a very small fraud compared to the $3.1 Million Dollar Fraud which a local hard money lender committed against 2 Las Vegas Title Companies. Why was there no press release on this?

questionable wrote on January 22, 2008 10:49 PM: this is a perfect example of our law inforcement trying to make an exapmle out of roderick...people purchased home fulling understanding that they may have an adjustable rate loan that would increase in a period of time, they accepted the loan because they wanted to be a home owner... now everyone wants to cry wolf and say how they have been damaged! this is not a society problem this is the american dream, people wanting to own a home, it is unbelievable that a statement such as she should be held accountable for "loss of jobs" "loss of homeowners equity" or "legitamite owners cannot sell" where does she get that much power to have that much control over peoples lifes and economy? do a reality check... bottom line you dont pay your house payment you lose your HOUSE! the article itself stated she was not involved in ANY forclosed homes... realtors,appraisers are the people that should be looked into for inflating neighborhood values.

Judy wrote on January 17, 2008 04:31 PM: Some, not all lawyers can be just as corrupt!

f Carol wrote on January 17, 2008 02:45 PM: Always hire a lawyer to do the paperwork.

lv 2 lv wrote on January 17, 2008 01:10 PM: This society needs to make an example of people like this...give her the stiffest penalty out there. This city's real estate is in shambled due to people like this, perhaps sending a message will shake some of the other criminal elements out of the closets. There are so many people that could be damaged by a single case of real estate fraud that it needs to be considered and treated like the major crime that it really is.

greg wrote on January 17, 2008 01:06 PM: Probably just the tip of the iceberg.

Judy wrote on January 17, 2008 11:04 AM: Her real name is Sheila Jones, she owned Legend Escrow. That's what I know.

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