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Wisconsin Kayaker Who Faked His Death and Fled to Asia Says Plan Was a 'Crazy, Emotional Dream'
Ryan Borgwardt was sentenced to 89 days in jail after a 50-day search followed his staged kayaking accident to start a new life with an online acquaintance in Georgia.
- Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin kayaker, faked his death to start a new life in Georgia, telling his wife he loved her before executing the plan on August 11, 2024.
- Borgwardt was later found to have traveled 50 miles to overturn his kayak, initiating a 50-day search for his body.
- He pleaded no contest to obstruction charges on August 26 and received a sentence of 89 days in jail.
- Borgwardt described his escape as a 'crazy, emotional dream,' citing failures in his marriage and significant debt as motivations.
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Wisconsin kayaker who faked his death and fled overseas says plan was a 'crazy, emotional dream'
A Wisconsin kayaker who faked his own death so he could start a new life with a woman in the country of Georgia texted his wife he loved her on the night he executed the plan, telling her he had gone to the lake to watch the northern lights.
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Wisconsin kayaker who faked his death and fled to Asia says plan was a 'crazy, emotional dream'
A Wisconsin kayaker who faked his death so he could live with a woman in Asia says his plan was a “crazy, emotional dream.”
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