Musti to stand trial for charges in real estate deal involving elderly man
After 1 1/2 hours of testimony from two witnesses,
County detectives charged Musti in June with acting as an unlicensed broker in trying to sell
Robbins still owns the home. On
Musti's attorney,
On
"I asked them where Neil was," Miller testified. "They said, 'Neil who?' "
On
Miller managed to get Robbins some food and contacted authorities.
"But, for the good graces of some Good Samaritans," Robbins was able to eat, Deputy District Attorney
Detective
Castellani learned that Musti, a former
By
However, Musti did not gain title before selling to Daloya at a higher price, which Castellani called a "jumped title" that indicated Musti acted as an unlicensed broker.
Musti took
The real estate deal closed
Musti is free on
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