A Virginia bookkeeper has admitted draining $205,889 from her employer to cover personal spending.
Angela Sue Conley, 60, of Bristol has pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of mail fraud, says the U.S. Department of Justice.
She spent more than 40 years as the company’s bookkeeper until her termination in February of 2025. The job included payroll and gave her access to bank accounts and a company credit card.
From January of 2020 through February of 2025, she sent unauthorized wires to a personal Capital One card, her checking account and Amazon.
Those Amazon orders totaled 474 items, among them high heel shoes, pool covers and earrings. The merchandise arrived through the U.S. Postal Service or commercial interstate carriers.
Thirty-eight transfers totaling $139,246 paid her personal credit card without approval.
She also moved company money to Verizon, BVU Authority and the Virginia Department of Taxation to settle her own bills.
The FBI and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office investigated the case.
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