Cook County prosecutors are negotiating a possible plea agreement with accused serial scammer Candace Clark, whose story CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker has been following for more than two years.
During Clark’s latest court appearance on Wednesday, prosecutors said they have made a plea offer in Clark’s case, and defense attorney David Drwencke said they will be filing an answer later in the day, as they seek to enter into formal plea negotiations.The latest development comes just two weeks after a judge saidfirst met Clark
Over the course of many months, we discovered several fake ceremonies where Clark pretended to be sworn in as Illinois’ new Director of Special Investigations. She had scammed actors, musicians, caterers, venue owners out of thousands of dollars.
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