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Oklahoma Man Who 'Faked His Own Death' Six Years Ago Found

Christopher Tomberlin was tracked down to Oklahoma, after being accused of an attempted murder in Georgia in 2015.

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Long-time show attendee marks 35th visit

"Our son, he's 22 now and came on Saturday night to watch the demolition derby.
"Our daughter Eliza used to enter her art into the show all the time."
While plenty about the event has evolved in the years since, Mr Wheeler, 57, said his visits always proved a nostalgic experience.
Rodney Wheeler as a one-year-old during his first visit to the Ipswich Show.
"The rides have changed, a lot of the stuff in the pavilions, the trade displays too - they never used to be there," he said.
"Sideshow alley hasn't changed all that much, there's still all the dodgem cars and Ferris Wheel which is great.

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King County pays $500,000 to man acquitted of murder charge

King County pays $500,000 to man acquitted of murder charge
April 23, 2021
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SEATTLE (AP) — King County has agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a civil-rights lawsuit filed by a man who spent two years in jail awaiting trial on homicide charges, only to be acquitted by a jury.
The Seattle Tmes reports the judge found evidence detectives cherry-picked evidence and included “false and misleading” statements in court documents.
Rodney Wheeler, in a federal lawsuit filed in 2019, insisted he was targeted and prosecuted for a homicide “he did not commit and had no involvement with whatsoever.”
The lawsuit alleged King County sheriff’s detectives “made false statements and omitted important facts that would have undermined their allegations” that he shot a man outside a Motel 6 in SeaTac following an argument in August 2016.

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Rodney Wheeler Said Wife Julie Wheeler Fell Off Cliff. She Actually Faked Her Death To Avoid Prison

Shoe, cellphone at the base of the cliff had been planted by the couple, police said. (Representational)
Last May, Rodney Wheeler dialed 911 with a frantic plea for help: His wife had just plunged hundreds of feet over a steep cliff in a West Virginia national park.
Authorities quickly launched a massive search for Julie Wheeler, 44. For days, hundreds of volunteers, police, and professional rescuers trekked along the base of the New River where her husband said she'd fallen, aided by helicopters and rescue dogs.
But Julie Wheeler had never gone missing. Three days after she supposedly fell off a cliff, authorities found her hiding inside a closet in the couple's Beaver, W.Va. home.

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West Virginia Couple Jailed for Elaborate Con to Fake Her Death

A West Virginia couple were jailed for hatching an elaborate scheme to fake the woman's death.
The duo concocted a plan to make police believe that Julie Wheeler had fallen off a steep cliff.
They planned to run away together to avoid her going to jail for healthcare fraud.
"Almost heaven, West Virginia" has taken on a new meaning after a husband-and-wife duo was sentenced on Monday for an elaborate con to fake the woman's death in an attempt to help her dodge a jail term.
A dramatic search-and-rescue operation was launched last May when Rodney Wheeler, 48, phoned 911 — claiming frantically that his wife had fallen off a cliff while they were hiking at Grandview Overlook in the New River Gorge National Park, West Virginia.

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Wheeler sentenced for role in faking his wife's disappearance | News

Wheeler sentenced for role in faking his wife's disappearance | News
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West Virginia Man Sentenced For Helping His Wife Fake Her Own Death | Talk Radio 105.9

By Bill Galluccio
Apr 6, 2021
A West Virginia man was sentenced to eight months in jail for helping his wife fake her own death to avoid going to prison. Last year,
Julie M. Wheeler was convicted of federal health care fraud after receiving nearly $300,000 from the Veteran's Administration Spina Bifida Fund.
A few days before she was due to be sentenced, her husband,
Authorities launched a massive manhunt that came up empty. During the search, Mr. Wheeler gave false information to state and federal investigators and even posted a plea on Facebooking expressing "hope that she will be found."
Several days later, the police executed a search warrant and found Mrs. Wheeler hiding in her own home. She was sentenced to three years and six months for fraud related to overbilling in June 2020, and in February 2021, she received an additional year of jail time for conspiring to obstruct justice.

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West Virginia Man Sentenced For Helping His Wife Fake Her Own Death | PowerTalk 1460 AM & 101.1 FM

By Bill Galluccio
Apr 6, 2021
A West Virginia man was sentenced to eight months in jail for helping his wife fake her own death to avoid going to prison. Last year,
Julie M. Wheeler was convicted of federal health care fraud after receiving nearly $300,000 from the Veteran's Administration Spina Bifida Fund.
A few days before she was due to be sentenced, her husband,
Authorities launched a massive manhunt that came up empty. During the search, Mr. Wheeler gave false information to state and federal investigators and even posted a plea on Facebooking expressing "hope that she will be found."
Several days later, the police executed a search warrant and found Mrs. Wheeler hiding in her own home. She was sentenced to three years and six months for fraud related to overbilling in June 2020, and in February 2021, she received an additional year of jail time for conspiring to obstruct justice.

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West Virginia Man Sentenced For Helping His Wife Fake Her Own Death | South Carolina Radio Network

By Bill Galluccio
Apr 6, 2021
A West Virginia man was sentenced to eight months in jail for helping his wife fake her own death to avoid going to prison. Last year,
Julie M. Wheeler was convicted of federal health care fraud after receiving nearly $300,000 from the Veteran's Administration Spina Bifida Fund.
A few days before she was due to be sentenced, her husband,
Authorities launched a massive manhunt that came up empty. During the search, Mr. Wheeler gave false information to state and federal investigators and even posted a plea on Facebooking expressing "hope that she will be found."
Several days later, the police executed a search warrant and found Mrs. Wheeler hiding in her own home. She was sentenced to three years and six months for fraud related to overbilling in June 2020, and in February 2021, she received an additional year of jail time for conspiring to obstruct justice.

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West Virginia Man Sentenced For Helping His Wife Fake Her Own Death | News Radio 1410 AM & 100.9 FM

By Bill Galluccio
Apr 6, 2021
A West Virginia man was sentenced to eight months in jail for helping his wife fake her own death to avoid going to prison. Last year,
Julie M. Wheeler was convicted of federal health care fraud after receiving nearly $300,000 from the Veteran's Administration Spina Bifida Fund.
A few days before she was due to be sentenced, her husband,
Authorities launched a massive manhunt that came up empty. During the search, Mr. Wheeler gave false information to state and federal investigators and even posted a plea on Facebooking expressing "hope that she will be found."
Several days later, the police executed a search warrant and found Mrs. Wheeler hiding in her own home. She was sentenced to three years and six months for fraud related to overbilling in June 2020, and in February 2021, she received an additional year of jail time for conspiring to obstruct justice.

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