By 10/11 NOW
YORK, Neb. (KOLN) - A former court-appointed guardian has been convicted of multiple felonies after stealing more than $140,000 from 22 vulnerable adults across Nebraska.
According to the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office, Becky S. Stamp of York was convicted on Thursday after pleading no contest to one felony count of theft and 22 counts of financial exploitation.
Stamp was first charged by the York County Attorney’s Office in November 2025, when only one victim had been identified. In July 2026, the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud and Patient Abuse Unit brought additional charges after a Nebraska State Patrol investigation uncovered 21 more victims.
Stamp is set to be sentenced on Jan. 11, 2027. Stamp faces up to 86 years in prison, a $220,000 fine and 33 years of post-release supervision.
The case was investigated by the Nebraska Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud and Patient Abuse Unit, along with the Nebraska State Patrol.
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Former court-appointed guardian convicted of multiple felonies in Medicaid fraud case
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