Former Dixon Comptroller's assets almost sold

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Authorities are almost done selling off all of Former Dixon Comptroller, Rita Crundwell's assets. Crundwell pleaded guilty to federal charges she stole $53 million from the city over two decades to fund a lavish lifestyle.

She'll be sentenced next month.

The U.S. Marshals estimate Dixon will only get back a 5th of what was stolen. They said a large portion of the money was spent on food, travel and personal care.

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