Monday, December 22, 2008

Auction To Be Held In Florida Church Lady's $500+K Embezzlement Case

Roseanne Stone, 51, of Tallahassee, Florida, who has plead guilty to embezzling more than $500,000 from the Episcopal Church of the Advent over a four year period, will be sentenced on February 18, 2009. The church plans an auction of storage units full of antiques, jewelry and other goods Stone purchased with the ill-gotten funds. Stone had plead guilty to the charge of grand theft for the embezzlement of some $512,000 from the church where she served as bookkeeper. According to court pleadings, Stone siphoned funds from three separate church accounts and proceeded to fill three storage units full of luxury items and antiques purchased with the funds. For interested parties, the auction is scheduled for January 24, 2009 at noon and will be held at Affiliated Auctions in Tallahassee.

Read the story here, here and here.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

A FRAUD THAT INVOLVES POLICE, JUDGES, PROCESS SERVERS AND SEVERAL OTHERS GO TO WWW.PENDINGJUSTICE.COM
Justice has been lost, now through Justice theft are made with immunity.
So if you ever think drug dealers are the strongest criminals, think again, the courts move millions of dollars more through lawsuits, see how they use false service, false witnesses, false warrants, and even murder if you prove their fraud.
This case involves kidnapping, murder, theft and over 40 crimes committed by these crimnals, yet, police also forbids the victim to file charges.
Did you ever think why people within the Justice System has immunities?
It should be the opposite, if they have the knowledge of law, they should have twice the penalties and never immunity.