A funeral home director from Houston is facing accusations of stealing a dead man's estate. The director, Unique Green, allegedly posed as the wife of the deceased, Lawrence Gammon, and forged paperwork to claim his estate.
Green was hired to handle Gammon's funeral arrangements, but his family grew suspicious when they did not receive the services they paid for. The family also shared concerns about Green's handling of Gammon's personal information.
Further details about the case and Green's court appearance are available through KPRC 2 Houston.
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