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Gambling Granny Allegedly Stole Grandson’s College Funds

Written by:

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on:

Jul/02/2012

Gambling Granny Allegedly Stole Grandson’s College Funds

The New York Daily News on Monday reported that Edna Sue Pate allegedly stole more that $97,000 from a trust fund set up for grandson Christian Smith over a three year period.

The 73-year-old granny lost $93,000 at a casino during that time.

"Stealing your grandson's money? That's about as bad as you can get, short of physical assault," the boy’s father told ABC News.

The Indiana grandma faces four counts of theft. She was named the trustee of her grandson Christian’s college fund in 2003, according to the Daily News.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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