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BALTIMORE — Marilyn Mosby, then state’s attorney for Baltimore, flew to Florida in September 2020 for what she described as a “monumental” moment in her life: She was buying her first house. Seven miles from Disney World, where she and her then husband had taken their daughters every other Christmas, a mountain of paperwork sat before her at the closing table. “It was a great pile of ...

BALTIMORE — In 2014 and 2015, Nick Mosby, who was a member of the Baltimore City Council at the time, falsely claimed thousands of dollars of charitable deductions on his taxes, federal prosecutors told a judge Monday. Mosby claimed he gave a total of $36,000 to charity in tax years 2014 and 2015, but federal prosecutors said an expert reviewed his and his former wife Marilyn Mosby’s financial ...

A series of loan underwriters testified Tuesday in the federal mortgage fraud trial of former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, providing critical, if expected, evidence for the prosecution’s case. The underwriters said their companies relied on the information Mosby provided in mortgage applications for a pair of properties in Florida in deciding to issue her loans for hundreds of ...

A series of loan underwriters testified Tuesday in the federal mortgage fraud trial of former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, providing critical, if expected, evidence for the prosecution’s case. The underwriters said their companies relied on the information Mosby provided in mortgage applications for a pair of properties in Florida in deciding to issue her loans for hundreds of ...

BALTIMORE — Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby was convicted Thursday of lying about suffering financial hardship during the coronavirus to take money from her retirement savings in order to buy a pair of properties in Florida worth $1 million. After deliberating for about five hours, a federal jury found Mosby guilty of two counts of perjury. The jury’s verdict means Mosby, who ...

GREENBELT, Md. — There is no dispute that former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby obtained roughly $80,000 from her city retirement account by certifying, under the penalties of perjury, that she suffered financial hardship because of the coronavirus pandemic. Nor is there any doubt about how Mosby spent the money from separate withdrawals disbursed to her while COVID-19 raged around ...

BALTIMORE — Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby is guilty of two counts of perjury, a federal jury found Thursday. Jurors began deliberating Thursday morning after three days of trial in the case culminating with closing arguments Wednesday afternoon. Prosecutors accused Mosby of lying about suffering financial hardship because of the coronavirus pandemic to obtain two withdrawals ...

As prosecutors rested in their case against former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby on Tuesday, it has yet to be officially decided if Mosby will t

Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's federal perjury trial kicked off Monday morning and moved quickly.

BALTIMORE — Federal prosecutors on Monday put on evidence that Marilyn Mosby’s own lawyer characterized as “tax fraud” as the government sought to solidify its case against the former Baltimore state’s attorney, and prepare for her forthcoming defense. On Monday, an FBI forensic accountant testified that Mosby counted expenses she incurred in her personal life and while acting in her capacity ...