Source – A truTV reality star has been arrested in Florida for allegedly pulling off a massive con which involved her pretending to be a cancer patient to swindle money from her unsuspecting victims. Nicole Clawson, 39, appeared on the reality show called Full Throttle Saloon about a notorious biker bar in Sturgis, South Dakota. According to detectives, the suspected con artist and mother of three lied her way onto the set of the truTV program, telling producers that she inherited $40million from her father and wanted to offer the bar $1million as her dying wish. Episodes of Full Throttle Saloon featuring Clawson were taped in August, but are airing now. ‘She injected herself into the show, after several months of calling us,’ Full Throttle Saloon owner and show star Michael Ballard told News13. ‘We thought it was going to be a great story to tell.’According to the makers of the reality show, Clawson also stole jewelry and forged checks from her targets.
There’s no doubt that faking cancer is considered one of the most fucked up things you can do. But in all honesty faking cancer works pretty damn well until you get caught. I mean sure, this bitch is now the scum of the earth, but when the scam was running smoothly she was on top of the world. A thousands friends, a million parties, being on TV and robbing people blind everyday. That fake cancer was running on all cylinders. She was having the time of her life thanks to that shit. Kinda makes me consider faking a little cancer some time, just to see what it’s like. Or maybe I’ll always keep it in my back pocket as a last resort. If all else fails, just fake a tumor. I don’t think you have to do anything besides just walk around and tell people about it. It’s not as intensive as faking retard. And the fact that this chick got on Full Throttle Saloon with fake cancer really shows you that it can take you anywhere. The possibilities are endless when you pretend to have one of the most horrific diseases known to man.
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