Susan O’Hara Pleads Guilty in $2 Million Embezzlement From General RV

Prosecutors say she exploited company systems using stolen client identities to issue fraudulent checks she later cashed.

Overview

Susan O’Hara, 56, of New Boston, pleaded guilty Tuesday to three counts of embezzlement of $100,000 or more and one count of forgery.
The plea resolves additional counts filed in August 2025, with remaining charges dismissed under an agreement.
Authorities allege more than $2 million was taken from General RV Center in Wixom over the course of the scheme.
Investigators say O’Hara used access to company systems and client information to issue checks to assumed identities, then cashed them.
Sentencing is scheduled for March 20, with the case handled by the Michigan Attorney General after a referral from Wixom police.