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Medina man sentenced to prison for impersonating boy who went missing in 2011 Medina man sentenced to prison for impersonating boy who went missing in 2011 By Avery Williams | December 16, 2020 at 9:21 AM EST - Updated December 16 at 9:21 AM CINCINNATI, Ohio (WOIO) - FOX19 reports a Medina man was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to aggravated identity theft back in Jan. Authorities claim Brian Rini, 24, lied about being an Aurora, Illinois boy who disappeared in 2011 at age 6, according to FOX19. Rini was given credit for 20 months time served, FOX19 repo...

Man who claimed to be long-missing boy gets 2 year sentence, apologizes to boy's family December 16, 2020 / 6:52 AM / CBS/AP Timmothy Pitzen family: "Back to ground zero" A federal judge Tuesday sentenced an apologetic Ohio man to two years behind bars and one year of probation for falsely claiming to be a long-missing Illinois child. Brian Michael Rini, now 25, said he was sorry during the video hearing before U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett made his sentence official.  "I wish that I could just take it back," Rini said. "I am sorry to the family." Kyle Healey, an assistant U.S...

Brian Michael Rini, 25, came forward in 2019 claiming to be Timmothy Pitzen  He approached police in Kentucky claiming he was 14-year-old Timmothy Timmothy vanished in Illinois aged six in 2011; his mom told his father he was with her then she killed herself Rini, a known liar, said he watched an episode of 20/20 and decided to impersonate the boy  He pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft earlier this year and had his sentence confirmed on Tuesday   He will be out of prison in just four months for time served 

Medina man who claimed to be missing Illinois boy sentenced to two years in prison Updated Dec 15, 2020; CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Medina man who lied to authorities by claiming he was a missing Illinois boy who disappeared in 2011 was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison. Brian Rini, 25, apologized before U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett in Cincinnati for what he had done to the missing boy’s family. “I just want to say I’m sorry,” Rini said during the video hearing. Kyle Healey, a federal prosecutor, sharply criticized Rini. He said Rini must comprehend the effect his actions ha...

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