Money Missing From Small Central Texas Town’s Account
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An investigation was underway Friday after an audit revealed that some of the money in a small Central Texas town’s account was missing.
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COOLIDGE (February 27, 2009)—An investigation was underway Friday after an audit revealed that money was missing from the account of the small Limestone County town of Coolidge.

Coolidge City Attorney Scott Wilson confirmed Friday an annual audit revealed that a portion of the town’s money was missing.

Neither he nor auditor Kendall Stone would say how much money could be involved.

The case has been turned over to the Limestone County District Attorney’s Office.

Coolidge City Secretary Angie Allcorn resigned about two weeks ago and also stepped down fro her position on the Coolidge School Board.

Limestone County investigators have questioned her.

No charges have been filed.

Coolidge is a town of about 860 residents northwest of Mexia.

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Posted by: former coolidge resident Location: waco on Mar 9, 2009 at 12:32 PM

I know Angie and her family personally because I grew up in Coolidge. Therefore, I do know that her entire family has had some shady business practices in the past. I do not doubt her involvement in this fiasco. In short, she is her daddy's daughter.
Posted by: angry in coolidge on Mar 4, 2009 at 05:44 PM

I also know this person and I know she wouldnt do anything like this!! She is a wonderful person. I think (just my feelings) the mayor or someone in his family had something to do with it!!!! and to "friend" you must have not known her so well to say something like that!!! She has done soo much for are town and this is the way we pay her! Can't wait till they clear this up and find out who really did it!!! And we will damand for her name to be clear!!!My family is behind you a 10000% Angie!!!!!
Posted by: p Location: mexia on Mar 2, 2009 at 01:32 PM

I hate cryptic messages... "A failing business has friends in high places. Often things are not what they seem." "I hear the town of Hallsburg has been passing Coolidge checks." HUH?!?!?!
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