Nbcnewyork iconNbcnewyorkAug 13, 2026 ~1 min source read

Tomb raiding trio allegedly stole from cemeteries in at least 9 states, including NY

Officers have arrest warrants out for Porsche Bancroft, 32, her boyfriend, Drake Lee Milam, 33, and her mother, Angela Garrett, 52. The warrants would have the suspects extradited back to Florida to face charges there.

Tomb raiding trio allegedly stole from cemeteries in at least 9 states, including NY

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Officers have arrest warrants out for Porsche Bancroft, 32, her boyfriend, Drake Lee Milam, 33, and her mother, Angela Garrett, 52.

The warrants would have the suspects extradited back to Florida to face charges there.

Detectives are investigating 20 cases in Florida and believe there could be many more, according to the sheriff's office.

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Officers have arrest warrants out for Porsche Bancroft, 32, her boyfriend, Drake Lee Milam, 33, and her mother, Angela Garrett, 52. The warrants would have the suspects extradited back to Florida to face charges there. Detectives are investigating 20 cases in Florida and believe there could be many more, according to the sheriff's office.

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  • Brazee alleged the suspects have also hit cemeteries in Oklahoma, Minnesota, Texas, Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina and New York.
  • "There could be a significant amount of individuals that have been victimized that just don't know it yet," he said.

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The suspects — a mother and daughter, and the daughter's boyfriend — "went on a tour of the eastern half of the United States," breaking into niches and mausoleums, said Corporal Cole Brazee of the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Florida. "If you haven't visited your loved one in a while and you know they're in a niche, make sure that your property is still there." The Central Florida Crimeline is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest.

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