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A Houston funeral home operator accused of stealing a dead man's multimillion-dollar estate is going viral ... and it's her mouth getting all the attention.
Unique Green was confronted outside court Friday ... and she called herself a celebrity, mocked a reporter's shoes and repeatedly told her to get out of her face.
Asked if she forged documents, Green snapped back ... "Did your mom forge them?"
She saved her nastiest response for a question about a Home Depot bucket full of organs allegedly found during a search of her funeral home -- saying they were for the reporter's lunch.
Green is accused of forging a will after a man named Lawrence Gammon died ... naming herself his common-law wife and leaving herself his estate, which is worth more than $2 million.
She also allegedly forged paperwork to obtain funeral director and embalmer licenses, and faces five felony charges -- including theft, forgery and tampering with a government record.
Green posted an $800,000 bond and is due back in court in September.
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