Huguette Clark, the reclusive copper heiress, dies at 104
With her mansions empty, she lived in N.Y. hospital rooms for decades; the criminal investigation into handling of her fortune continues
NEW YORK — Huguette M. Clark, the mysterious copper heiress who became the subject of public fascination and police investigation after a century of life as a recluse, died Tuesday morning at age 104, registered under a fake name at a hospital in New York City. Her empty mansions, and a criminal investigation into the handling of her fortune, were the subject of a series of reports last year on msnbc.com.
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