by Laqunta Dixon
TULSA, OKLA. (KTUL) — A warrant has been issued for a woman already jailed in connection with an investigation into the financial exploitation of an elderly Tulsa County man, according to the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigators said Monica Sutter-Winningham, 55, violated a protective order by contacting the 85-year-old victim in the case.
Authorities confirmed the warrant was issued after that contact was discovered.
Sutter-Winningham was previously arrested in July on allegations of financially exploiting the victim. She remains in jail on unrelated charges.
The sheriff’s office said Sutter-Winningham, along with her son Christopher Seth Sutter, 35, and James Everrett Simpson, 39, were arrested as part of the broader investigation.
All three face charges of abuse, exploitation or neglect of a vulnerable adult.
According to investigators, the victim met Sutter-Winningham at a Tulsa-area casino after his wife died in 2024.
Authorities allege she and the other suspects befriended the man and later took at least $125,000 from him.
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Warrant issued for woman accused of exploiting 85-year-old Tulsa County man
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