ting property rights against fraudulent claims.

 This case was about trying to take a $4.8 million home with a few pieces of paper,  Deputy District Attorney Meighann Mahoney said.

 The defendant claimed an ownership interest he did not have and then used it in a deed. This conviction recognizes the importance of protecting the integrity of our public records and holding people accountable when they knowingly use false information to try to obtain someone else's property. 

What's next:

Holloway remains in custody as he awaits his upcoming court appearance later on Oct. 28.