Del. pastors charged with mortgage fraud – WPVI
… his uncle Larry Manlove of Bear, and Rhonda Manlove, Jamaar’s wife. The indictment alleges that Jamaar Manlove ran a criminal enterprise involving theft, money laundering and forgery, preying on homeowners who faced imminent foreclosure.
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