Real estate guru Koerber says he used some investor funds to make interest payments

But he testifies at trial that it made financial sense to do so.<br>

Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune Rick Koerber, center, confers with his attorney Marcus Mumford, right prior to speaking at a news conference the day after a federal judge tossed out 18 charges against Koerber that had alleged he operated a giant Ponzi scheme through his real estate company, Friday, August 15, 2014.

Real estate guru Koerber says he used some investor funds to make interest payments

But he testifies at trial that it made financial sense to do so.<br>

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