Funeral Home Operator In Alleged $2.2M Estate Theft Case Blasts Media Outside Court
Houston Funeral Home Operator Allegedly Stole Dead Man's $2.2M Estate ... And Seemingly Loving The Attention!!!
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A Houston funeral home operator accused of stealing a dead man's multimillion-dollar estate is going viral ... and it's her mouth getting all the attention.
Unique Green was confronted outside court Friday ... and she called herself a celebrity, mocked a reporter's shoes and repeatedly told her to get out of her face.
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Asked if she forged documents, Green snapped back ... "Did your mom forge them?"
She saved her nastiest response for a question about a Home Depot bucket full of organs allegedly found during a search of her funeral home -- saying they were for the reporter's lunch.
Green is accused of forging a will after a man named Lawrence Gammon died ... naming herself his common-law wife and leaving herself his estate, which is worth more than $2 million.
She also allegedly forged paperwork to obtain funeral director and embalmer licenses, and faces five felony charges -- including theft, forgery and tampering with a government record.
Green posted an $800,000 bond and is due back in court in September.
