Ventura County man convicted of trying to steal $4.8 million home
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A Ventura County man was convicted of trying to steal a $4.8 million home through a real estate fraud scheme. Khambray Antoine Holloway, 34, was found guilty of filing a false or forged document to claim ownership of an Oxnard residence, according to the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office.
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VENTURA COUNTY, Calif. (KEYT) – Khambray Antoine Holloway, 34, of Oxnard was convicted this week of filing a false or forged document in an attempt to steal an Oxnard home. In July 2025, Holloway filed a fake notarized grant deed with the Ventura County Recorder's Office establishing him as the owne…
A Ventura County jury has convicted an Oxnard man of attempting to steal a $4.8 million residential property in Oxnard Shores through a fraudulent real estate filing scheme. Khambray Antoine Holloway was found guilty of filing a false or forged document after recording an unauthorized grant deed wit…
A Ventura County man was convicted of trying to steal a $4.8 million home through a real estate fraud scheme. Khambray Antoine Holloway, 34, was found guilty of filing a false or forged document to claim ownership of an Oxnard residence, according to the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office.
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