Bad pool builder dives in, hits rock bottom
Hall of Shame: Brandon Heitmann claims he's a millionaire contractor, internet personality, and pool builder who has made a fortune after growing "from mowing lawns for $20 to $1 million projects."
This dream car rental business is a nightmare, say customers
HALL OF SHAME: Whatever you say about Sam Zahr, don't say he's a felon, because he's not. Despite being convicted of eight felonies, that is. See Rob Wolchek's full report here.
Nasty notary's plea comes as surprise after deed stealing scheme with ex-lawyer
Cordia Pennington is now a convicted felon after a plea stemming from a deed scheme she is accused of running with a lawyer.
Dirty landscaper smiles for new mugshot but court gets last laugh
Hall of Shamer Joe Vella's got a new picture - "Jovial Joe" is all smiles for his mugshot.
Ex-con's security camera biz has more than an image problem
Hall of Shame: These people want to feel safer, but the guy they hired to install their security systems is making them feel anything but secure.
Wolchek takes bite out of custom food truck business guy
Mark Savage 'wants' Rob Wolchek to expose his business, Unique Food Trucks and Trailers - because he doesn't think he's done anything wrong.
Mending fences: Southeast Michigan fence company finishes jobs after builder takes deposits, no-shows
In February, the owner of Dietz Fencing, Laura Dietz, found herself in the Hall of Shame after customers said she was failing to finish the jobs, leaving them with little money and no fences. Now, another fencing company is finishing the jobs.
Customers: Bad contractor Mr. Brooks runs like a river after getting deposits
Scott Brooks says he doesn't want the people's money. But victims say otherwise, and they want their money back.
No-show fence builder's excuses are indefensible
Laura likes to change her appearance a lot - from her mugshots to photos that her customers took, she looks different. But what doesn't change is how much she likes taking deposits from her customers - and then not building their fences.
Lawyer runs off with 81-year-old woman's home, she says
Juliette is an 81-year-old widow who said she was fooled into signing away her home for $2,000. Moe Eid is an attorney who allegedly convinced her to sign over her home for a small fraction of what she could have sold it for.