Federal Authorities Investigate Failed Graceland Foreclosure
Tennessee AG transfers probe into alleged fraud involving Elvis Presley's iconic estate to federal law enforcement.
- Riley Keough, Elvis Presley's granddaughter, filed a lawsuit to halt the foreclosure sale, alleging fraud.
- The foreclosure attempt involved claims that Lisa Marie Presley had borrowed $3.8 million using Graceland as collateral.
- Court documents revealed discrepancies, including fraudulent notarization and unregistered business addresses.
- The investigation was deemed better suited for federal authorities due to its complexity and potential broader implications.
- Graceland remains a major tourist attraction, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.