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Ryan Borgwardt isn’t the man in viral TikTok video, Green Lake County sheriff says
The Green Lake County sheriff is debunking a viral TitkTok video some think shows a missing Watertown man suspected of staging his death in August.
Green Lake missing kayaker; sheriff gives update on case
GREEN LAKE, Wis. - Investigators say a missing kayaker faked his own drowning death in Green Lake. It's an investigation that reads like a movie script, and took everyone, including Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll by surprise.
Authorities debunk TikTok video claiming to show missing kayaker from Green Lake County
A video circulating on social media has thousands of users believing it shows the missing kayaker who allegedly faked his death and fled the country in Green Lake County,
What we know about Ryan Borgwardt, the Green Lake kayaker believed to have staged his own death
Authorities now believe a Watertown man who was reported missing while kayaking is alive and likely staged his own death before fleeing the country.
Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office gives update on man accused of faking his own death
The Green Lake County community is supporting the family of Ryan Borgwardt after it is believed he faked his own death and fled to Europe, leaving his family behind.
Missing Green Lake kayaker believed to have staged own disappearance, fled to Europe
Green Lake County Sherriff’s Office believes 44-year-old Ryan Borgwardt staged his disappearance and has likely fled to Europe.
Missing kayaker from Green Lake appears to have faked death, left the country: Sheriff
Authorities plan to provide an update Friday on the search for a missing kayaker on Green Lake.The Green Lake County Sheriff's Office has called a news conference for 3:30 p.m. to discuss the case.The 44-year-old man was reported missing Aug.
'A big shock': Green Lake community reacts to update in case of missing kayaker
The Green Lake community is reacting to the shocking twist in the case for a missing kayaker, who law enforcement now believes to be alive.
Sheriff: Missing and presumed dead kayaker in Green Lake County actually alive
A kayaker that went missing over the summer from Green Lake County, is said to be alive, and possibly fled the United States.According to Gr
Green Lake missing kayaker believed to have faked death: sheriff
Ryan Borgwardt, 45, was reported missing on Aug. 12. According to the sheriff's office, via WLUK-TV, an early search in and around Green Lake located Borgwardt's kayak, life jacket and fishing pole; his vehicle was at the boat launch. Searches continued for more than a month.
Green Lake County Sheriff 'confident' they'll find missing kayaker, who they believe faked his death
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Dad of 3 thought to have drowned on lake likely faked his death, Wisconsin cops say
Search crews scoured Green Lake for weeks searching for Ryan Borgwardt, as this display shows. Now they believe he faked ...
Investigators believe Wisconsin kayaker faked his own death before fleeing to eastern Europe
A man apparently faked his own drowning so he could abandon his family and flee to eastern Europe, investigators say.