An Oklahoma man allegedly claimed he inherited a $5.4 million mansion, tried three times to record a deed and had electricity moved into his name; county clerks refused the filings and he now faces two felony charges
- Representative imageAn Oklahoma man allegedly tried to claim ownership of a $5.4 million mansion by insisting he had inherited it from deceased relatives, but county clerks refused to record the paperwork he repeatedly submitted.
- According to the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office, 29-year-old Antonio Moore attempted three times to file a deed for the roughly 14,000-square-foot property in Oklahoma City’s gated Gaillardia neighborhood.
- The situation escalated after the legitimate homeowner discovered that electricity service had been moved into Moore’s name and that a bank had flagged an attempt
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- Representative imageAn Oklahoma man allegedly tried to claim ownership of a $5.4 million mansion by insisting he had inherited it from deceased relatives, but county clerks refused to record the paperwork he repeatedly submitted.
- According to the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office, 29-year-old Antonio Moore attempted three times to file a deed for the roughly 14,000-square-foot property in Oklahoma City’s gated Gaillardia neighborhood.
- The situation escalated after the legitimate homeowner discovered that electricity service had been moved into Moore’s name and that a bank had flagged an attempt
Sources: Times of India