New York Man Arrested For Faking His Own Kidnapping After Losing Superbowl Bet

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  • 5 years ago
A 60-year-old man from Newfane, New York was found by police with rope around his neck and duct tape, and he claimed he had been kidnapped. It was later discovered he had a lost a $50,000 Superbowl bet and was unable to pay it, and police arrested him for fraud.

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