PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Former Ohio zoo executives indicted, accused of misusing over $2M of public funds With the charges, Murnane became the fourth Columbus Zoo employee to be criminally charged with ...

COLUMBUS — A former purchasing agent for the Columbus ... At the time, Murnane was the fourth Columbus Zoo employee to be criminally charged with felony theft-related offenses in connection ...

With another former employee of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium joining three former top executives facing felony charges for stealing zoo funds, legal strategies are being formed, witnesses being ...

A report details financial wrongdoings by former Columbus Zoo executives, who embezzled $2.3 million for personal use, ...

A third of four Columbus Zoo and Aquarium officials pleaded guilty Monday morning to six felony charges related to theft and misappropriation of public zoo funds. Tracy Murnane, the zoo's former ...

The Ohio Auditor of State released its final report investigating the $2.3 million fraud scheme at the Columbus Zoo that led ...

Keith Faber released a special audit Tuesday on the investigation into the theft of $2.3 million in Columbus Zoo resources by ...

His head bowed, Tom Stalf took notes throughout the verbal lashing by the prosecutor and a spokeswoman from the Columbus ... zoo's former CEO to seven years in prison on the most serious charges ...

An employee ... investigation. Former Columbus Zoo and Aquarium President and CEO Tom Stalf speaks to the zoo levy supporters in this 2014 file photo. Stalf now faces 36 felony charges in Delaware ...