A Missouri woman who tried to use a fake company and forged documents to sell off Elvis Presley's Graceland for millions of dollars has been sentenced to jail.

Lisa Jeanine Findley will spend four years and nine months in a US federal prison for her attempt to extort the Presley family's estate for US $3.8 million.

Experts were baffled by the attempt to sell of one of the most storied pieces of real estate in the country using names, emails and documents quickly suspected to be a forgery.

So how did it happen?

Naussany fake lender

An allegations of fraud came to light in 2024 when US media began reporting Graceland — singer Elvis Presley's iconic mansion in Memphis — was to be auctioned off after a public notice was issued for the foreclosure sale of the property.

In early May of th

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