Woman Charged With 36 Felonies

By Emilee White

A Greenbrier County woman was indicted on October 14 for several counts of forgery. Kimberly Ann (Newman) Sanford, 36, was charged with 36 felony counts, which included forgery, uttering and fraudulent use of an access device.

Read more in the Monday, November 3, edition of the West Virginia Daily News.

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