United States District Court, District of Arizona
PLEA AGREEMENT BY RICHARD S. BERRY, WHY PAY A LAWYER
Case 2:14-cr-00322-SRB Document 47 Filed 01/27/15
BANKRUPTCY FRAUD
USA v Richard Sylvester Berry                 CR14-0322-PHX-SRB (SPL) 03/05/2014

Excerpt from Plea Agreement:
9. From April, 2010 through March, 2014, in the District of Arizona:
1. The defendant devised a scheme or plan to defraud

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