“It’s a sad shame that someone has to do that, especially for people who are really are sick or disabled to be taken advantage of,” Liter said.Ĭlawson is being held on $4,000 bond at the Lake County Jail. In Indiana, Clawson posted fake obituaries for her children in a small newspaper, in a scheme to get money from people. “Everything that was said in shopping for homes, nothing ever panned out there was always an excuse,” Trezza said.ĭetectives say they are now working with detectives in Florida and six other states where she could face charges: His family paid for a dream wedding that turned out not to be legal, while detectives say she was trying to use his him to buy two homes, one worth $4 million. He quit his job to take her to cancer treatments. Liter, being treated for cancer herself, welcomed Clawson into her home, the day another victim says she disappeared, Michael Trezza.Ĭlawson met the man in a wheelchair online.
“I was just watching Channel 13 and there she pops up," Liter said. Her last victim, Melinda Liter, said she met her at Villages Medical Center where Clawson was outside pretending to be a brain cancer patient. We were the first station to tell you about the warrants for Clawson’s arrest. People first got to know Clawson on the TruTV show "Full Throttle Saloon," based on a famous biker bar in South Dakota.īut as her offer to give the show a million dollars slowly unraveling on air this month, detectives say Clawson was running schemes in Lake, Marion and Sumter counties. Nicole Clawson was arrested in Lady Lake, after the sheriff's office got a tip from a woman who saw the story on News 13. Victims shared their stories Friday of Nicole Clawson, the woman now accused of being a first-class con artist, even defrauding a reality show.Ĭlawson was caught Thursday in Lake County.
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