Ohio woman pleads guilty theft, forgery scheme at Murrysville, Irwin banks

An Ohio woman charged last summer in an identity theft and forgery scheme at banks in Murrysville and Irwin was paroled last week after pleading guilty to her role in what authorities described as a multi-state operation.

Jennifer C. Folzenlogin, 63, of Cincinnati, was arrested last July following a regional search for a suspect police said stole the identities of at least three people to cash checks in their names at local banks. According to police, Folzenlogin was part of a group that operated the scheme across Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania.

Investigators said that in April 2025, Folzenlogin posed as another woman at the First National Bank in Murrysville in an attempt to withdraw $3,000. On that same day, she allegedly attempted a second $3,000 withdrawal from another woman’s account…

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