A prominent Ohio lobbyist who had been charged in a federal corruption case has been found dead in Florida.
Authorities in Collier County, Florida confirmed to 10TV News Tuesday that they are investigating the death of prominent Ohio lobbyist, Neil Clark.
The medical examiner’s office confirmed to 10TV News that Clark was in their care and that an autopsy was underway but had not been completed Tuesday morning.
Clark, 67, was arrested last July and charged with racketeering as part of a federal investigation into HB6, which bailed out two Ohio nuclear plants owned by a former FirstEnergy subsidiary.
Authorities in Collier County, Florida confirmed to 10TV News Tuesday that they are investigating the death of prominent Ohio lobbyist, Neil Clark.
The medical examiner’s office confirmed to 10TV News that Clark was in their care and that an autopsy was underway but had not been completed Tuesday morning.
Clark, 67, was arrested last July and charged with racketeering as part of a federal investigation into HB6, which bailed out two Ohio nuclear plants owned by a former FirstEnergy subsidiary.
A prominent Ohio lobbyist who had been charged in a federal corruption case has been found dead in Florida.
Authorities in Collier County, Florida confirmed to 10TV News Tuesday that they are investigating the death of prominent Ohio lobbyist, Neil Clark.
The medical examiner’s office confirmed to 10TV News that Clark was in their care and that an autopsy was underway but had not been completed Tuesday morning.
Clark, 67, was arrested last July and charged with racketeering as part of a federal investigation into HB6, which bailed out two Ohio nuclear plants owned by a former FirstEnergy subsidiary.
Authorities in Collier County, Florida confirmed to 10TV News Tuesday that they are investigating the death of prominent Ohio lobbyist, Neil Clark.
The medical examiner’s office confirmed to 10TV News that Clark was in their care and that an autopsy was underway but had not been completed Tuesday morning.
Clark, 67, was arrested last July and charged with racketeering as part of a federal investigation into HB6, which bailed out two Ohio nuclear plants owned by a former FirstEnergy subsidiary.
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