Irving Fryar a former NFL player is pleading not guilty today in court on charges that he was trying to steal $690,000 with his mom through a mortgage scam.
Fryar, who played between 1984 and 2000 is now a pastor of a church that he founded. According to state prosecutors his mother Allen McGhee submitted applications for five loans in a six day period for a mortgage on her home with false information. They also claim that she falsely stated that she earns thousands as an event coordinator for Fryar's church. The lawyer for mother and son however claims that they are not the perpertrators but the victims of a scam.
They were indicted for conspiracy and theft by deception in Mount Holly.
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