Full Breakdown
Former Music Group “All Money Counts” Charged in Multi-State Fraud Scheme
8/5/2026, 8:03:46 PM
Criminal Enterprise Emerges from Music Group
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday says a collective that began as a musical venture has been operating as a criminal enterprise. Prosecutors allege “All Money Counts” (AMC) stole personal and financial information from more than 40 victims, generating over $70,000 in illicit proceeds. The scheme ran from May through October 2024, during which members hacked iCloud accounts, created fake IDs, and broke into vehicles to harvest data.
Investigation Findings
Authorities identified two residential locations as AMC headquarters: a house on the 4300 block of Cloud Street in Frankford and another on the 5000 block of Wissahickon Avenue in Germantown. Surveillance captured several suspects using a stolen credit card at a Home Depot in Port Richmond after a vehicle break-in. Court filings detail that the stolen funds were spent on designer goods, tattoos, teeth-whitening treatments, Amazon purchases, DoorDash orders, and drugs. Five of the six accused are in custody; the sixth remains at large and has not been publicly named.
Key Figures
- Brandon Greisser, 30, Northeast Philadelphia – alleged ringleader.
- Zachery Michael Pratt, Erik P. Simmons, Liam Kuchman, Andrew C. Fisher – identified suspects in custody.
- Dave Sunday – Pennsylvania Attorney General leading the prosecution.
Official Statements & Responses
Attorney General Sunday emphasized the local nature of the operation, urging residents to monitor their accounts for irregular activity.
Verbatim Quotes
- “We've identified over 40 victims and over $70,000,” — General Dave Sunday, pennsylvania attorney
- “They really used every arrow in the quiver to try to steal from other people,” — General Dave Sunday, pennsylvania attorney
- “The thing about it is they're local. So what I want people to do is look at their accounts and see if something doesn't match up,” — General Dave Sunday, pennsylvania attorney
