There was no deal Tuesday, because Dugo didn't have all the money.
for more than a year, and on Tuesday morning in a Lake County, Illinois, courtroom, the victims' search for justice was supposed to come to an end.
But Dugo has faced more than one indictment, and at the Lake County Courthouse in Waukegan Tuesday, he stood before a judge. But there was no deal Tuesday, because Dugo didn't have all the money. Prosecutors didn't reveal the total amount, but a portion wasn't good enough close the case. And there were numerous scams. Dugo convinced Donovan to invest in big money-making ventures - to sell cars, appliances.
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