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OXFORD, Miss. (WJTV) - The owner and operator Express Grain in Mississippi pled guilty to wire fraud. According to court documents, John R. Coleman, 47, of Greenwood, altered the company's audited financial statements in order to receive a State warehouse license. He also lied about the amount of debt he owed on grain held at [...]

The Greenwood native and former Express Grain owner accused of defrauding a business, directly causing a grain shortage in the Mississippi Delta faces up to three decades in prison for wire fraud. 47-year-old John R. Coleman on Tuesday pleaded guilty to his role in altering Express Grain’s audited financial statements to...

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A trial has been delayed for the former leader of a Mississippi grain storage and processing company who is accused of tens of millions of dollars in fraud

A trial has been delayed for the former leader of a Mississippi grain storage and processing company who is accused of tens of millions of dollars in fraud. John R.

GREENWOOD, Miss. (AP) -- A federal trial has been delayed until May for the former leader of a Mississippi grain storage and processing company who is

The ex-CEO of a Mississippi grain company has been indicted on federal and state fraud charges. If convicted on federal charges he could face up to 180 years in prison.

He is charged with defrauding farmers, banks and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture.

He is charged with defrauding farmers, banks and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture.

The former owner/operator of a soybean-processing plant in Mississippi faces both federal and state charges in connection to an alleged scheme to defraud farmers, banks and the state of Mississippi.