Judge Halts Graceland Sale Amid Fraud Allegations

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Graceland, Elvis Presley's iconic estate, faced a fraudulent claim by Naussany Investments, which alleged a $3.8 million loan taken by Lisa Marie Presley with the property as collateral. Riley Keough, Elvis's granddaughter and trustee of the estate, successfully challenged the claim in court, revealing forged documents and a non-existent company. The case has drawn significant attention, with Tennessee's Attorney General now investigating the matter to protect the Presley family's legacy and other potential victims of similar fraud.
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