Louisville pastor accused of forging deed as clerk warns homeowners about property fraud
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Louisville pastor accused of forging a woman’s deed as officials urge homeowners to use fraud alerts.
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According to court documents, 79-year-old Melvin James Cuff was arrested in June and charged with second-degree forgery.
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