A Missouri woman has been arrested for allegedly attempting to seize Elvis Presley's iconic Graceland mansion. The property nearly f aced auction and foreclosure until a judge intervened earlier this year. It's been reported that Lisa Jeanine Findley is accused of concocting a plot, falsely claiming Lisa Marie Presley used the legendary estate as collateral for an unpaid loan prior to her death.
Graceland foreclosure documents are 'forged' says expert as Riley fights battle Elvis' last day hour by hour – Surrounded by loved ones but he died alone Naussany Investments and Private Lending LLC, who allege ownership, claim Lisa Marie signed a Deed of Trust, using Graceland to secure a $3.8 million debt she defaulted on before her demise. Elvis' granddaughter, actress Riley Keough, has labeled the note and deed "fraudulent and unenforceable" in her legal battle, threatening litigation against the firm.
An Elvis estate representative informed TMZ: "We think this is the first domino to fall not the last. We do not believe this is the mastermind behind the scam. "Statements attributed to the woman arrested have pointed to someone who has a loose affiliation with the Elvis world.
" The U.S. Department of Justice announced Lisa's arrest on Friday, August 16 and she will face charges of mail fraud and aggravated identity theft.
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