Nigerian Scammer Claims Responsibility for Graceland Foreclosure Attempt
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A Nigerian identity thief claimed responsibility for the attempted foreclosure sale of Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion, which was blocked by a court. Riley Keough, Presley's granddaughter, sued Naussany Investments, alleging the foreclosure documents were fraudulent. The thief admitted defeat, and a Tennessee judge issued an injunction against the sale, with Elvis Presley Enterprises affirming the court's decision.
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- ‘Identity Thief’ claims he’s behind attempted foreclosure, auction of Graceland WREG NewsChannel 3
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