Grand Island woman charged with massive theft still unfit for trial
By Victoria Norgaard
Published on March 17, 2026.
Kelli Lepler, a woman accused of stealing over $200,000 from customers, remains mentally incompetent to stand trial in Hall County District Court. Lepler allegedly used her company, Monument Advisors, to pay for headstones that were never delivered. Despite ongoing treatment and a court-ordered medication regimen, Lepler has been deemed unfit to stand by the court. The next hearing is scheduled for May 12.
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