Through video, Ryan Borgwardt confirms he is alive -- but won't say where he is
The Green Lake County Sheriff's Office says it's trying to get Ryan Borgwardt to come home after he faked his death and traveled to Europe.
Ryan Borgwardt, man who faked death, makes video confirming he's alive
Wisconsin authorities shared a video Thursday from Ryan Borgwardt, the married father of three accused of faking his death and fleeing to Europe for another woman, claiming he is safe in an unknown location.
Kayaker Ryan Borgwardt who is accused of faking his own death is alive, authorities say
Ryan Borgwardt, 45, faked his own death and ran away from his family in Wisconsin. Photo / via Green Lake County Sheriff's Office Ryan Borgwardt – the 45-year-old husband and father of three accused of staging a kayaking accident so he could fake his death,
Wisconsin kayaker Ryan Borgwardt, who faked his own death, has talked with police: Latest updates
Authorities are making near daily communication with Borgwardt, though they don't know his exact location and he hasn't yet decided to return home.
TikTok clip appears to show runaway dad Ryan Borgwardt months before faked death
Borgwardt, 44, disappeared on Aug. 11 in Wisconsin. Cops said he faked his own death to meet a woman from Uzbekistan.
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.
Ryan Borgwardt has been in contact with authorities but hasn't revealed his location
The "missing kayaker" who staged his death in Green Lake, Wisconsin, has no intention of returning home or giving up his whereabouts, law enforcement said at a Thursday press conference.
Wisconsin officials to give update on Ryan Borgwardt, the missing kayaker believed to have faked his own disappearance
Borgwardt, 45, was reported missing on Aug. 12 after he failed to return home from kayaking on Big Green Lake, the Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office said at the time.
Missing kayaker Ryan Borgwardt made contact with authorities, but location still unknown
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, part of the USA TODAY Network. Officials said the missing kayaker who staged his death has no intention of returning home or giving up his whereabouts. They made contact with the man through a woman “speaking Russian” before receiving a video from Borgwardt via email confirming he is alive.
Green Lake County Sheriff's Office has made contact with Ryan Borgwardt
In a press conference on Nov. 21, 2024, the Green Lake County Sheriff's Office stated that they have made contact with Ryan Borgwardt.
Missing man Ryan Borgwardt case: News conference set for Thursday morning
Authorities have called a news conference for Thursday morning to update the case of a missing man believed to have faked his ...
Wisconsin man faked his own death and ended up in Uzbekistan, authorities say
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Ryan Borgwardt isn’t the man in viral TikTok video, Green Lake County sheriff says
A digital forensic analysis of that laptop also showed Borgwardt had communication with a woman from Uzbekistan — a point ...