A Texas woman who was elected county treasurer after a judge in Alaska determined she defrauded an elderly Yakutat woman will no longer take office because she was unable to find a company to insure her in the position.
Officials in Bosque County, Texas,to determine who would fill the position now that Carla Sigler would not be taking office.
The Siglers moved to Texas shortly after the alleged fraud involving Ogle. They were never criminally charged. A civil lawsuit was filed against the Siglers in 2017, and the Office of Public Advocacy took over the case on behalf of Ogle. She died in 2020.
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