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.
'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. Ryan Borgwardt, 44, took that fishing trip Aug.
Investigators believe Wisconsin kayaker faked his own death before fleeing to eastern Europe
Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said in a news release Friday that the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office informed his agency on Aug. 12 that Ryan Borgwardt of Watertown had gone missing after he went kayaking on Green Lake. Borgwardt’s wife said that ...
A missing Wisconsin kayaker was initially believed to have drowned. Officials say he faked his own death
Ryan Borgwardt, a married father of three, has been missing since August after leaving for a relaxing fishing trip on Green Lake, about an hour north of his home in Watertown, Wisconsin. Investigators now suspect the experienced kayaker faked his own death and fled to Europe via Canada.
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.
What happened to Ryan Borgwardt? Authorities say missing Wisconsin kayaker faked his death
Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin kayaker, reportedly faked his own death and fled to eastern Europe, investigators say. Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll reported that Ryan Borgwardt went missing on August 11,
What Happened To Ryan Borgwardt? Missing Dad May Have Faked His Own Death
Wisconsin father Ryan Borgwardt is believed to have faked his death and fled to Europe, Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said.
Authorities believe missing Wisconsin kayaker fled to Europe
Authorities in Wisconsin believe that Ryan Borgwardt, a 44-year-old married father of three, staged his disappearance and fled to Europe.
Authorities believe missing kayaker may have faked his own death and is alive in Europe
A missing Wisconsin man authorities thought had drowned might be alive in Europe. Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said Ryan Borgwardt went kayaking on Aug. 11 on Green Lake and never returned home.
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 officials believe kayaker missing since summer faked his death and is in Europe
Ryan Borgwardt disappeared on Aug. 12 after he took out a life insurance policy and communicated with a woman from Uzbekistan, the Green Lake County sheriff said.
Man accused of faking his death may have been spotted in TikTok video
A TikTok video that features a man who resembles a person accused of faking his own death in Green Lake County recently went ...
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What happened with the missing father who allegedly faked a kayaking accident and fled to Europe?
Sheriff Mark Podoll stood before the cameras, pleading with Ryan Borgwardt — a husband and father — to contact his family ...
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A kayaker was missing for months as authorities searched for his body. Now, they say he faked his own death.
Deputies went to Green Lake, where Borgwardt had set out to go fishing, Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said Friday ...