Scammer attempts to auction off Graceland but is foiled by Elvis Presley’s granddaughter filing a lawsuit against them, says the crime was “fun”

A scammer who usually works to cheat the vulnerable and elderly out of money has owned up to attempting to sell Graceland under false claims

A self-proclaimed “scammer” has owned up to trying to sell Elvis Presley‘s Graceland under false claims and a fraudulent identity. 

Earlier this month, a company known as Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC, contacted Promenade Trust, which controls the Memphis estate, stating that  Presley’s daughter, Lisa Marie, borrowed $3.8 million from them. As repayment, they attempted to auction off the property in a foreclosure sale.

In response, the star’s granddaughter, Riley Keough, who inherited Graceland after the death of her mother last year, sued the company on May 15, insisting that the sale documents featured forged signatures and that Naussany Investments were frauds and not a “real entity”.