A Nigerian scammer claims he’s the thriller man behind a plot to promote Elvis Presley’s famed Graceland at a foreclosures public sale.
Presley’s granddaughter, Riley Keough (pictured above), blocked the sale by submitting an injunction and a lawsuit in opposition to the mysterious “Gregory Naussany.”
Naussany claimed Presley’s solely little one, Lisa Marie Presley, took out a $3.8 million mortgage from his firm, Naussany Investments & Non-public Lending LLC, in 2018.
The scammer claimed Lisa Marie (pictured) used Graceland as collateral and by no means paid again the mortgage earlier than she died in January 2023.
Naussany sued the Graceland property, and a decide accredited the foreclosures sale which was set for Could 23.
Riley Keough, who inherited the long-lasting property when her mom died, filed an injunction to cease the sale. She insisted that Naussany cast Lisa Marie’s signature on the “fraudulent” mortgage paperwork.
A decide granted a restraining order in opposition to Naussany, who by no means confirmed as much as courtroom final week.
Reporters tried to contact Naussany, however his telephone quantity listed in courtroom paperwork was not a working quantity.
Then DailyMail.com emailed an deal with listed in a courtroom submitting for “Gregory Naussany” – gregoryenaussanyniplflorida@hotmail.com.
Naussany (if that’s his actual title) responded to the e-mail, saying he dropped his declare to promote Graceland.
The New York Occasions contacted Naussany by way of the identical e-mail. He responded and claimed the entire thing was an elaborate rip-off to steal the famed property.
“I’m the one who creates bother,” he wrote. He added that Riley Keough beat him at his personal recreation.
He additionally admitted to stealing property from aged and deceased Individuals — as a result of judges are sometimes too desirous to foreclose on homes with little or no paperwork required.
“We work out tips on how to steal. That’s what we do,” the scammer admitted.
“I had enjoyable figuring this one out and it didn’t succeed very properly.”
The scammer complimented Riley Keough on defeating them.
“Yo shopper dont don’t have anything to worries… win fir her [sic],” the scammer wrote. “She beat me at my very own recreation.”