Documents turned over to the U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday allege that James, 66, has, since the 1980s, been applying for mortgages using misleading or falsified information in order to obtain favorable loan terms. The disclosure was made by the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, William Pulte, after the agency received numerous complaints about a multi-unit building owned by the Democrat in New York.

Despite James listing the Virginia home, which sits more than 300 miles away from her elected position, as her “primary residence,” neighbors told the NY Post they’ve never seen the prosecutor there since she purchased the property in August 2023.

Instead, the modest three-bedroom, two-bathroom house is home to a woman and her daughter who arrived just a few months ago, according to those nearby.

One neighbor who has lived in the area for 18 years and asked not to be identified confirmed that a husband and wife couple lived at the $240,000 property for four years before them.

“I’ve only met [the new resident] like maybe two or three times. She seemed really nice,” the neighbor added of the new residents. “The last time I saw her was, like, maybe a week or so ago and she was just outside smoking a cigarette and we were talking about her grandkids,” she said.

“It might have been maybe a little bit more than three months that she moved in because it was just before,” the neighbor also said. “It’s definitely not a year.”

“I’ve only met [the new resident] like maybe two or three times. She seemed really nice,” the neighbor added of the new residents. “The last time I saw her was, like, maybe a week or so ago and she was just outside smoking a cigarette and we were talking about her grandkids,” she said.

“It might have been maybe a little bit more than three months that she moved in because it was just before,” the neighbor also said. “It’s definitely not a year.”

Later in the day, reporters with the Daily Caller canvassed the southern Virginia property as well as another connected to James. Multiple “No Trespassing” signs lined a sidewalk to the front door of one home, and a standoffish woman shouted at one reporter when asked who lived there.

“You’re trespassing! No comment,” the woman declares from behind a glass door.

At the second home, another woman accused the reporter of trespassing while he stood on a public sidewalk in front of the property’s yard.

“Don’t worry about who lives here. That’s none of your business,” she replies curtly when asked if she is an occupant.

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The Democratic prosecutor’s office issued a combative and deeply ironic statement accusing the Trump administration of “weaponizing” the justice system against her.

A spokesman for James told the New York Times, “Attorney General James is focused every single day on protecting New Yorkers, especially as this administration weaponizes the federal government against the rule of law and the Constitution. She will not be intimidated by bullies — no matter who they are.”