Authorities are seeking a female suspect wanted for questioning regarding multiple bank fraud attempts across Oklahoma, Ohio, and New York. The individual, described as a fraudster who disguises herself as an elderly woman, is believed to have targeted financial institutions in several locations. In Oklahoma, the suspect allegedly attempted to withdraw funds from accounts belonging to others using fake identification. The first reported incident occurred in Owasso, where the suspect tried to access another person's account but left the premises before any money was exchanged. A week later, a similar attempt was made in Skiatook. Police note that in both instances, the suspect wore distinctive attire, including large clothing, oversized glasses, and a gray wig, resembling the character 'Mama' from the 1980s television series 'Mama’s Family.' Detectives from Ohio and New York have also expressed interest in speaking with the woman, indicating that she may have attempted to defraud banks in those states as well. Additionally, it has been recently reported that the woman attempted to commit fraud at a bank in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The investigating agencies are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Individuals with information regarding the suspect's whereabouts or additional incidents are encouraged to contact the relevant law enforcement agencies. The suspect remains at large, and authorities continue to investigate the connections between the various incidents across state lines. This case highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to track down individuals who use disguises to commit financial crimes. The public is advised to be cautious and report any unusual behavior at banks or other financial institutions immediately.