Four to Ten Year Prison Sentence for Woman Convicted for Forging Real Estate Document

Four to Ten Year Prison Sentence for Woman Convicted for Forging Real Estate Document
March 9th, 2023 | Ryan Murphy

A rural Scottsbluff woman who was found guilty of exploiting a vulnerable elderly woman by forging names on real estate documents and trying to sell the associated property has been sentenced to prison.

In January, a jury convicted 47-year-old Londa Neal on charges of 2nd Degree Forgery over $5,000 and Attempted Theft by Taking with Value over $5,000.

Court documents allege the name and signature of the victim were forged onto a 2021 quitclaim deed that would transfer joint interest in a property on Page Drive to Londa Neal.

On Wednesday, District Judge Andrea Miller sentenced Neal to 4 to 10 years on the Forgery charge and 2-3 years on the Attempted Theft by taking charge.

The two counts will run concurrently, and she received credit for 5 days already served.

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