BURLINGTON, Vt. -
A mother, son and the son's girlfriend are facing charges of helping to embezzle more than $500,000 from a Colchester, Vt., mobile home dealer.
The ex-bookkeeper of Brault's Mobile Homes, 54-year-old Gisele Adams, of Winooski; Adams' son, 28-year-old Joshua Therrien, of Burlington; and Therrien's 24-year-old girlfriend Lynette Fuller, of Colchester are scheduled to be arraigned on Wednesday.
Gisele Adams is accused of writing checks to Therrien, Fuller and other unauthorized payees, or making the checks out to cash
Colchester police started investigating in October of 2011.
A former salesman for Brault's, 32-year-old Patrick Cortright, of Milton, pleaded guilty to one embezzlement charge on Tuesday.
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