Andrea Canning

None of it was solvent.

Robbing Peter to pay Paul?

Corey was in a huge amount of financial trouble.

She was borrowing money from lenders that charged extremely high interest rates to pay off other lenders that were charging high interest rates.

And there was something else.

A year and a half before he died, Eric's family says he learned Corey had secretly borrowed against their own home to start her business.

And she apparently forged his signature on this.

It was after Eric discovered that loan that he set up the trust giving control to his sister.

The family says that he did that because he didn't trust Corey.

To anyone who wonders why Eric didn't just leave, did you learn anything during your investigation about why he chose to stay?

As for the home she did sell, some buyers accused Corey of lying about their condition.

Molly Crosswhite bought one of Corey's homes in Midway, Utah.

Her plan was to rent it out.

But she left it not in great shape.

Not great.

Even though it looked good.

Molly wanted the house and set up an inspection.

We learned there was no insulation, there was electrical issues.

Disappointed, she wanted some of her money back.

Still, she says the credit didn't begin to cover the home's problems.