This story has been making headlines across North America and it may turn out to be one unbelievably audacious fraud, involving one of rock and roll's most famous icons. A company claims the late Lisa Marie Presley took out a multi-million dollar loan using Graceland as collateral and when she died without paying it off, it claims it has the right to auction off Graceland, The King's former home and tourist attraction, to the highest bidder. 

But a court has put at least a temporary halt to that plan, after Presley's granddaughter insisted there was no loan - and the guy whose signature is on the documents says he never even met Lisa Marie or signed anything. Meanwhile, no one can seem to get in touch with the firm involved. 

If this turns into a case of fraud, it may be one of the most brazen I've ever seen, using one of the world's most famous tourist attractions as the ultimate prize.

What a bizarre story. Stay tuned. This one isn't over yet. 

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