Christopher Skinner, 41, and Amee Skinner, 37, were indicted in federal court in New Hampshire: prosecutors accuse Christopher of stealing $259,574 from ATMs and both of laundering proceeds. Both pleaded not guilty; the allegations remain unproven.
Christopher faces 18 bank-theft counts; both defendants face two money-laundering counts and one conspiracy count. He worked as an armored-truck driver delivering cash for ATMs in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine. Prosecutors say he began removing cash straps before loading the machines on Feb. 2, 2024; the alleged thefts occurred at New Hampshire ATMs through Feb. 26.
Prosecutors say cash deposits to Amee’s account and their joint account rose from $3,595 in the five months before Feb. 3 to $117,175 from Feb. 3 through July 22, 2024. The laundering counts cite alleged cash purchases of a $40,000 2019 GMC Sierra and a $28,814 2019 Lincoln Nautilus. The indictment also lists nearly $9,000 in Royal Caribbean spending and about $10,000 at Walmart and Sam’s Club.
