25-02-2025
Richmond Hill woman arrested, accused of stealing $81k from school booster club
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WSAV) – A 44-year-old woman is facing several theft and fraud charges, after being accused of stealing $81,000 from the Richmond Hill High School soccer booster club.
Some of Susan Nelson's expenses, according to the Georgia Virtue, include Verizon bills and OnlyFans subscription. The publication also reported that she sent PayPal transactions to her own business, Sweet Grace Marketing, LLC and transferred money to her personal USAA bank account.
She also is accused to changing the name of the booster club account to her own and trying to disguise the transfers.
Richmond Hill Police confirmed that Nelson was the booster club president when these crimes were reportedly taking place.
According to Richmond Hill Police, Nelson was reportedly making arrangements to leave town, put her home up for sale and changed her appearance.
Nelson's bond was denied, but she has another hearing on March 20. WSAV asked the school system and Nelson's attorney for comment, but we have not yet heard back.
Nelson has a history of alleged fraud, according to the New York Post. Just last year, she confessed to keeping $10,000 dollars raised for the family of Mica Miller.
Miller was a South Carolina woman who was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after accusing her husband of abuse.
Nelson said in a Tik Tok video that defrauding people has become something of a 'habit.' She added that she was trying to change her ways.
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