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Where Are They Now?: Survivor's Joel Klug
(Today's THV 2.20.08)
 Where
is Joel Klug now? Well he's settling in to his most important role
yet. He says, "I have a four month old son named Jayden and
Anita and I live in LA, she's a stunt woman out here and we're
very happy with him, he's a happy, healthy, great little guy.
It’s been quite a ride, done movies, TV, started a couple
companies but now I work in the packaging industry and I also
started a bicycle company."
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 Appeals
Court Buries the Hatch
(E! News 2.2.08)
A federal appeals court in Boston upheld the Survivor
winner's conviction on tax-evasion charges, further rejecting his
claim that he was under the impression that the show's producers
were going to pay the taxes on his $1 million prize. The
46-year-old Rhode Island resident was sentenced to 51 months in
prison on May 16, 2006
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 'Survivor'
castoff's prize helps finance church hall
(San Jose Mercury News 1.9.08)
The first person to be booted from the television show
"Survivor" has parlayed her $2,500 consolation prize into
a cache large enough to finance the expansion of a Walnut Creek
church. Seven years after the show, Sonja Christopher's nest
egg has grown to $1 million, and the Mt. Diablo Unitarian
Universalist Church will break ground on its new Fellowship Hall on
Sunday.
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 Dr.
Sean Kenniff
(cbs4.com 10.31.07)
Dr. Sean Kenniff is the Health Specialist for CBS4/My33, a position
he has held since December 2001.
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Update on an Inmate Richard Hatch
(Boston Globe 7.3.07)
Richard Hatch reacts to Scooter Libby's sentence commutation
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After
'Survivor,' Games Are a Snap
Boesch competed on show in 2000Rudy Boesch was a Navy Seal, he finished third on the
reality television series "Survivor: Borneo" and last
September he underwent surgery to implant an abdominal aortic stent
graft. So don't expect the 79-year-old to be afraid of the
racquetball competition at the National Senior Games.
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Rudy Boesch: Still Living Life to the Fullest as a "Survivor"
(Medtronic,
Inc - 6.7.07)
Former Navy Seal Will Be Competing in Senior Olympics Less Than a
Year After Receiving a Medtronic Abdominal Aortic Stent Graft
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'Survivor' Hatch on Prison: 'Horrendous'
(Associated Press 3.16.07)
Richard Hatch, who won $1 million on
"Survivor," says being in prison for failing to pay taxes
on his reality TV prize and other income is no day at the beach.
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'Survivor'
con Hatches a Bizarre Tax Appeal
(Boston Herald - 3.9.07)
As
fallen "Survivor"
Richard Hatch languishes in prison earning pennies a day teaching
inmates how to write resumes, his lawyers are fighting feverishly
in Boston for the convicted tax cheat’s freedom.
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Van Buren to Auction "Survivor" Winner's
Property
(Kalamazoo Gazette - 3.4.07)
Van Buren County officials are a step closer to
auctioning off six properties that Richard Hatch hasn't paid taxes
on since 2004.
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 Surviving "Survivor"
REALITY CHECK: What happened to Virginians
after season in the sun?
(Times-Dispatch
2.4.07)
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Prosecutors: Hatch Squandered Chance to Address Deal
(Boston Globe Staff -
1.06.07)
Federal prosecutors told a panel of judges
yesterday that Richard Hatch, the "Survivor" star
convicted of tax evasion, missed his chance to make his case
that producers of the show might have paid taxes on his
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Court
Asked to Uphold Hatch Rap
(Herald wire services
- 1.06.07)
Prosecutors
urged a federal appeals court today to uphold the tax evasion
conviction of "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch, saying he had
an opportunity to testify about why he thought the show's
producers would pay his taxes, but never took it.
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'Survivor' Finds Surviving Jail Real Test
(The Boston Globe -
1.05.07)
Richard Hatch doesn't look the way he did on
TV.
This man is jittery and talks in hyperspeed, jumping from
subject to subject. He's painfully aware that the length of
time he has to speak - like most everything in his life
these days - is entirely outside of his command.
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EXCLUSIVE:
Richard Hatch Speaks Out from Prison
(EDGE National News Editor - 11.15.06)
Richard Hatch, the openly gay winner of the first
"Survivor" TV show, is speaking out in detail for the
first time about his conviction on income tax charges and
confinement in federal prison.
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Survivor'
Rudy Boesch Undergoes Heart Surgery
(The Virginian-Pilot - 8.30.06)
Rudy Boesch, the highly decorated former Navy SEAL who became
instantly famous on the first "Survivor" reality show six
years ago, says he is recuperating nicely after recent open-heart
surgery.
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Survivor's' Hatch says Prison Life Difficult
(MSNBC 8.10.06)
As he works on appeal for tax fraud, he’s trying to adjust
to incarceration
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'Survivor'
Continues Tour of U.S. Prisons
(AP 8.2.06)
Richard Hatch moves from Oklahoma to West Virginia
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Hatch
takes up residency in Oklahoma prison
(Providence Journal 7.22.06)
For the first time since he was sentenced to 51
months in prison for evading taxes on his $1-million Survivor
jackpot and other income, Hatch, 45, has been moved to a federal
facility. He arrived several days ago at the Federal Transfer
Center in Oklahoma City, having been held at the Plymouth County
Correctional Facility, in Massachusetts, since his conviction in
May.
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 As
a 'Survivor' Goes to the Clink, Keith Famie Speaks Out
(Detroit Free Press 5.19.06)
Who knows why, but Richard Hatch always treated Keith
Famie poorly. Maybe it was because Hatch treated everyone that
way. Hatch won the first season of "Survivor," and
Famie, the chef from Novi, finished third when the show hit the
Australian Outback the next year.
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 'Survivor' Winner Sentenced to 51 Months
in Prison (AP 5.16.06)
"Survivor"
winner Richard Hatch was sentenced Tuesday to more than
four years in prison for failing to pay taxes on his $1
million prize and other income, receiving a harsher than
expected sentence from a judge who called Hatch a liar.
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'Survivor'
Contestant Partners With Safe Boating Council (The
Log 4.19.06)
The National Safe Boating Council (NSBC) announced on April
12 that Navy SEAL, decorated war veteran and reality television
star Rudy Boesch ("Survivor," first season), will serve
as spokesperson for the 2006 North American Safe Boating Campaign -
a public awareness initiative that promotes life jacket wear among
recreational boaters.
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Convicted
'Survivor' Winner Segregated in Prison (Boston Globe
4.10.06)
"Survivor" winner Richard Hatch is being held in
protective custody apart from other inmates until his sentencing
this month on tax evasion charges.
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Ex-'Survivor' Hatch Found Guilty of Tax Evasion
 (MSNBC
1.25.06)
Hatch was handcuffed and taken into custody after
U.S. District Judge Ernest Torres said he was a potential flight
risk.
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Jurors Begin Deliberating in Richard Hatch Trial
(Boston Globe 1.24.06 )
On Tuesday, jurors in Hatch's federal tax fraud trial began their
own deliberations: whether Hatch willfully failed to pay taxes on
that prize money. Jurors concluded the day without a verdict
after deliberating for a few hours, and were scheduled to resume
Wednesday morning.
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Lawyer Alleges 'Survivor' Hatch Cut Deal
(USA Today 1.23.06)
Survivor Richard Hatch decided not to pay taxes on the $1
million he won on the TV show's first season after discussions
with producers, fellow contestants and his accountant, and, he
testified Monday in his federal tax-evasion trial, after
receiving two letters from the IRS.
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Lawyer:
'Survivor' Producers Agreed to Pay Hatch's Taxes
(USA Today 1.20.06)
Richard Hatch's lawyer said Friday that the Survivor winner
caught his fellow reality-show contestants cheating, and when he
told producers about it they struck a deal: They would pay the
taxes on the million-dollar prize if Hatch won.
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Accountant Testifies in 'Survivor' Winner's Tax fraud trial
(Boston Globe 1.18.06)
An accountant for "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch warned
the reality TV star not to file a tax return omitting the $1
million prize he won from the hit CBS show, she testified
Wednesday during Hatch's federal tax fraud trial
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In
Second Day, 'Survivor' Trial Focuses on Charity
(Boston Globe 1.13.06)
A charity bank account that should have held thousands of dollars
had less than $200, the former live-in boyfriend of
"Survivor" winner Richard Hatch testified Friday in the
reality TV star's tax fraud trial.
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