Delco woman stole more than $337k from her elderly mom, authorities say
Philly.com
Jan. 28-- including her electric and insurance bills, her interior design business, and cell phone charges -- and that she would write herself checks, authorities said.
Branson-Lawler was then removed as her mother’s guardian and a criminal investigation began.
In part through forensic analysis of financial records, investigators determined she stole $337,715.61 between January 2011 and 2017.
Branson-Lawler could not be reached for comment Monday. No lawyer for her was listed on court documents.
She was released on $100,000 unsecured bail and awaits a February 5 preliminary hearing.
The Delaware County District Attorney asks anyone who thinks an elderly resident is being taken advantage of to contact their Senior Exploitation Unit at 610-891-5249 or email them at [email protected].
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