Less than a year ago, Claire Risoldi, the unapologetic, irreverent Bucks County GOP political influencer and twice-convicted felon avoided her 2019 jail sentence for a third time.

It would be the last time the criminal justice system got the chance to put her behind bars again.

On July 14, Risoldi died, her criminal defense attorney Michael Diamonstein confirmed Thursday.  He provided no other information about the death. She was 76.

Neither of Risoldi’s two children, Carl and Carla Risoldi, responded to emails sent Thursday seeking comment about their mother.

Bucks County Republican Party Chair Pat Poprik did not respond to a message Friday seeking comment. The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, which successfully prosecuted Risoldi for her role in a multimillion dollar insurance scheme, declined comment Friday.

No obituary for the Buckingham matriarch could be found online. The only public notice of Risoldi’s death is an application Diamonstein filed with the Pennsylvania Superior Court on Thursday to withdraw her latest, and last, appeal.

A Pennsylvania Superior Court panel was appointed July 25 to hear the case, but a hearing date had not been assigned, according to the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts.

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