Feds to drop 11 felonies filed in Utah developer Diehl’s bankruptcy case

Counts of lying about and concealing assets may go away if a grand jury agrees.

Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo Former Utah Transit Authority board member Terry Diehl, a developer, will face tax-related charges if a federal grand jury agrees to dismissing multiple counts as requested by prosecutors.

Feds to drop 11 felonies filed in Utah developer Diehl’s bankruptcy case

Counts of lying about and concealing assets may go away if a grand jury agrees.

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