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West Virginia Woman Faces 10 Felony Counts After Allegedly Spending $52,928 From Stolen Debit Card

A West Virginia woman has been charged with multiple felony fraud counts after she allegedly spent more than $50,000 using someone else’s debit card and transferring funds to Cash App. The case involves $52,928.33 in 204 approved charges plus 219 attempted charges on a Mountain Valley Bank card, reports The Inter-Mountain.

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  • A West Virginia woman, Jessica Fay Michaletz, 36, faces 10 counts of fraudulent use of an access device, according to a State Police criminal complaint.
  • Police allege $52,928.33 across 204 approved charges and 219 attempts on a Mountain Valley Bank card, with funds transferred to Cash App.
  • The Inter-Mountain reports she is held at Tygart Valley Regional Jail on a cash-only bond matching the alleged loss, with an October 5th hearing.

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