Legacy Park, formerly Bell Bank Park, left investors out $270M. An indictment said Randy and Chad Miller created phony documents to fool investors.

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Father-son duo Randall and Chad Miller face civil and criminal charges over an alleged $284M bond fraud scheme that led to the construction of a sprawling sports complex in Mesa, Arizona.

Randy and Chad Miller pleaded guilty to charges of creating false documents to sell Legacy Park, formerly Bell Bank Park.

Father-son pairing Randy and Chad Miller pleaded guilty Wednesday to a $284M bond scheme that defrauded several major investors about the prospects for a huge sports park in Mesa, Arizona.

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Chad Miller was ordered to pay more than $4.7 million. Both were set for sentencing on Aug. 26. The venue went into bankruptcy, causing bondholders to lose all but $2.5 million of the $284 million ...

Randy and Chad Miller, the father-son developers, pleaded guilty to securities fraud and identity theft in May after allegedly masterminding a scheme to dupe municipal-bond investors.

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Randy Miller, 70, and Chad Miller, 41, both of Phoenix, will be sentenced at a later date, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of New York, which handled the case.

When Randy and Chad Miller opened Bell Bank Park with its 194 fields and courts in East Mesa three years ago, they touted it as the largest sports and entertainment facility in the country.