Judge delays Graceland sale, suggests Elvis' granddaughter, Riley Keough, could win fraud claims

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BREAKING: A Tennessee judge blocks a foreclosure sale of Graceland, ruling that it's in the public's best interest to slow any potential ownership change of Elvis Presley's "well loved" estate. https://t.co/t3SsnXdSjp
- NBC News (@NBCNews) May 22, 2024

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[afeelingunacted]

This is absolutely terrifying.

I keep thinking about what would happen if Riley was not wealthy or didn't have access to lawyers or was elderly, used English as a second language or had trouble reading.

These people are nasty predators.

[vibeology_e]

I’m glad to see Riley catch a break for once.

[bullybreed]

It’s wild that criminals can literally steal your house from you; identity fraud truly is no joke Jim. I feel trying to steal Graceland is such a bold move, like one of the most famous properties in the world 🤯

There was a horrible story out of Detroit of a woman, Zina Thomas, who was the director of a housing assistance non-profit who stole dozens of homes out from under her vulnerable clients. The scheme targeted low-income individuals who were facing potential tax foreclosure and instead of helping them, she used her charity as front to steal their homes from them. Just disgusting predatory behaviour

[sluttyroyals]

God please take all of Riley’s suffering and give it to Shia Labeouf

[yeah_banana]

This doesn’t even seem like a very well done fraud. Did they really think if they just forged a single document that they would be able to steal Graceland? So low effort.