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A Metro Detroit builder's customers say he leaves them with work that won't pass inspection, or disappears leaving jobs not even finished.

"This was a calculated plan to rob me of all the money I had, when I was ill and vulnerable."

"I'm with my son bro. You haven't called me so don't even start this right now," he said.

Robert Shumake is a guy who keeps reinventing himself - a businessman, an author, a spiritual leader of a church. One thing remains the same, he always seems to get himself in trouble.

James Walsh has always maintained his innocence, asserting he was "eager to present his case to a jury." However, on Monday, he changed his tune.

You'd think after Rob Wolchek's story about Jayson Clark's tardy taxidermy work, he'd get his ducks in a row. But, instead, his goose is still cooked.

Krystal Davis is now convicted. A press release from the Michigan Attorney General's Office makes the details 'Krystal clear.'

A contractor is facing multiple accusations from dissatisfied customers, alleging that he abandoned construction projects without completing them. Now, civil legal action is being taken against him.

A handy man accused of stealing money from an elderly woman has been charged. However, he failed to show up to court for his pre-trial recently.

Fortunately for Donna, she had a reporter who helped her - but how could this happen? And how could the Register of Deeds not have stopped it?