Authorities are actively searching for three individuals accused of stealing family heirlooms and valuables from cemeteries across at least nine states. The suspects, identified as a mother, her daughter, and the daughter’s boyfriend, are alleged to have conducted a widespread tour of the eastern United States, breaking into niches and mausoleums to loot gravesites. The individuals are Porsche Bancroft, 32; her boyfriend, Drake Lee Milam, 33; and her mother, Angela Garrett, 52. All three are originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, but are currently wanted in Florida. According to Corporal Cole Brazee of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, the trio has been linked to 20 cases in Florida alone, with investigators believing the number of victims could be significantly higher. The suspects are also suspected of targeting cemeteries in Oklahoma, Minnesota, Texas, Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina, and New York. Police have issued arrest warrants for all three individuals, which would facilitate their extradition back to Florida to face charges. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant, particularly those who have loved ones buried in niches or mausoleums, to verify that personal items remain in place. The Central Florida Crimeline is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. The investigation is ongoing, and law enforcement continues to seek tips from the public to locate the trio and recover stolen items.