Legacy Park went bankrupt, leaving investors out more than $200M. The indictment said Randy and Chad Miller created phony documents to fool investors.

Legacy Park went bankrupt, leaving investors out more than $200M. The indictment said Randy and Chad Miller created phony documents to fool investors.

When Randy and Chad Miller opened Bell Bank Park with its 194 fields and courts in East Mesa three years ago, they touted it ...

The father-son duo behind Legacy Park, a Mesa sports complex that went bankrupt, face federal fraud charges and are accused of misleading investors. Prosecutors allege that Randy and Chad Miller ...

MESA, AZ (AZFamily ... than $280 million by selling fake municipal bonds to fund the development of Legacy Park, a major sports complex in Mesa. According to federal authorities, Randy ...

Charges have been announced against the former president and CEO of Legacy Sports. Indictment alleges bond investors were shown "inflated revenue projections." ...

Levine Investments and Andrew Cohn owned the land through Mesa BA Land and Pacific Proving LLC. The group bought 1,805 acres ...

A father-and-son team has been indicted in Manhattan on charges they defrauded investors in a failed Arizona sports complex, causing more than $200 million in losses for Vanguard Group, ...

The father and son who developed an ambitious but troubled East Valley sports park have been accused of defrauding investors ...

Randall and Chad Miller allegedly duped investors with forged documents into thinking Manchester United and other sports teams were set to use the park.

Fallout from the Legacy Cares deal includes bondholder lawsuits against the underwriter and bond counsel, payment defaults, a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and now fraud charges from the SEC and DOJ.