The Daily Courier
A female clown who specialized in fairs and city events in Arizona will spend almost three years in prison for her financial exploitation of an elderly Prescott woman, according to a press release from the Yavapai County Attorney's office.
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Ralph Hess sentenced Carrie Lynn Williams-Thompson, 49, on June 25. In addition to prison time, Hess sentenced her to seven years probation when she gets out.
Williams-Thompson pleaded guilty on May 12 to theft and unlawful use of power of attorney.
Now who in their right mind would give a clown a power of attorney? Oh, right, never mind.
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Related: Why are clowns so scary? University of Sheffield study finds children think clown's "frightening and unknowable"
A female clown who specialized in fairs and city events in Arizona will spend almost three years in prison for her financial exploitation of an elderly Prescott woman, according to a press release from the Yavapai County Attorney's office.
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Ralph Hess sentenced Carrie Lynn Williams-Thompson, 49, on June 25. In addition to prison time, Hess sentenced her to seven years probation when she gets out.
Williams-Thompson pleaded guilty on May 12 to theft and unlawful use of power of attorney.
Now who in their right mind would give a clown a power of attorney? Oh, right, never mind.
.
Related: Why are clowns so scary? University of Sheffield study finds children think clown's "frightening and unknowable"
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