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Oklahoma man faces two felonies over alleged fake deed to $5.4m mansion

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Antonio Moore of Oklahoma is accused of trying to illegally take ownership of a $5.4 million mansion. After his inheritance claims were rejected, he allegedly filed fraudulent paperwork with the county clerk's office more than once. The property's rightful owner noticed unauthorized changes to utility services and later found a loan request tied to the house that had not been approved. Moore now faces two felony charges.

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