Gilroy Woman Gets Year in Jail, Probation for Embezzling Over $100,000 From Century-Old Winery
The case was charged as elder fraud because she worked for the winery’s elderly owner.
Overview
- Judge Gilbert Brown on Jan. 22 stayed a four-year state prison term and placed Stacey Greenlee on four years of probation.
- Her probation includes a one-year county jail term that begins March 5, 2026, and a restitution order of $30,000.
- Greenlee pleaded no contest on Sept. 8, 2025, to two felony counts of elder fraud in Santa Clara County Superior Court.
- Investigators say she wrote fraudulent checks, opened two credit cards in her name, hid bank statements, and changed the account’s email address.
- Authorities linked more than $60,000 in spending to frequent trips and cash advances at Graton Resort and Casino.