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'It was a hoax': Sheriff reveals details on missing Wisconsin kayaker investigation
The case of a missing Watertown kayaker is going global less than a week after investigators revealed their suspicion that he may have faked his own death and fled to Europe. 44-year-old Ryan Borgwardt took that fishing trip Aug.
Missing Wisconsin kayaker likely faked his own death, fled to Europe; charges are possible: Sheriff
A husband and father of three who vanished at a Wisconsin lake this summer may have faked his own death and fled to Eastern Europe, authorities said, and the sheriff is now urging the missing man to come forward.
Missing father faked death, left country to meet with another woman: Wisconsin sheriff
GREEN LAKE COUNTY, Wisc. -- A dramatic twist was revealed in the search for a missing kayaker in Wisconsin, the Green Lake County Sheriff's Office said. Ryan Borgwardt of Watertown went missing on August 12 after going on a kayaking trip in Green Lake. Crews recovered his capsized kayak, his car, a fishing pole, wallet, keys and his license.
Investigators believe Wisconsin kayaker faked his own death before fleeing to eastern Europe
Investigators say they believe a Wisconsin kayaker missing since mid-August faked his death before fleeing to Europe
Wisconsin Kayaker Faked His Own Death and Fled to Europe: Investigators
Ryan Borgwardt, a resident of Watertown, Wisconsin, vanished in mid-August after an apparent kayaking accident on Green Lake. But what initially appeared to be a tragic accident may be an elaborate ruse involving digital deception, travel documents and life insurance.
Wisconsin authorities believe missing kayaker may have faked his own death and is alive in Europe
MINNEAPOLIS — A missing Wisconsin man authorities thought had drowned might be alive in Europe.
Sheriff has message for missing kayaker he says likely faked his own death
Ryan Borgwardt, a married father of three, has been missing since August after leaving for a fishing trip about an hour from his home in Watertown, Wisconsin. Investigators now suspect the experienced kayaker faked his death and fled to Europe through Canada.
A missing Wisconsin kayaker was believed to have drowned. Officials say he faked his death
Ryan Borgwardt, a married father of three, has been missing since August after leaving for a relaxing fishing trip about an hour north of his home in Wisconsin. Investigators now suspect the experienced kayaker faked his death.
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WISCONSIN DAD OF 3 DEAD IN LAKE, MISSING SNUGGED UP WITH UZBEKISTAN LOVER?
The Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office began a search around 5:32 p.m., focusing on Borgwardt’s last known location at Green ...
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