He Went to Jail for Stealing Someone’s Identity. But It Was His All Along.
A decades-long theft of a man’s identity raised questions about who gets believed in the justice system, and what happens ...
The Mirror US on MSN34m
Man lived as someone else for 30 years after stealing his ID at hotdog stand and getting victim locked up
Matthew David Keirans, 58, was jailed after he admitted to fraudulently impersonating William Woods in a long-running ...
Hartland man sentenced to prison for identity theft that led to victim being jailed
The man who stole the identity of another man and had been living a life under a fake name in Hartland has been sentenced to ...
Identity thief whose deception led to his victim’s incarceration gets a 12-year prison term
An information technology expert for decades assumed the identity of another man so convincingly that his victim was forcibly ...
The Gazette2d
Judge says Wisconsin man was ‘callous, ruthless’ in identity theft case that spanned 35 years
A federal judge sentenced a Wisconsin man to 12 years for stealing a California man’s identity for 35 years. He also must pay a $10,000 fine and restitution to the victim.
Univeristy of Iowa Daily Iowan2d
Former UIHC administrator sentenced 12 years for 30-year-long identity theft scheme
Steered by two U.S. Marshals, former University of Iowa Health Care administrator Matthew Keirans hobbled into the courtroom ...
Wisconsin man whose identity theft led to his victim’s incarceration gets 12 years in prison
The information technology expert for decades assumed the identity of another man so convincingly that his victim was ...
Identity Theft Wrong Man Arrested
A selfie of William Woods in Albuquerque, N.M., left, and a mug shot of Matthew David Keirans.
Former University of Iowa IT employee will serve 12-year prison sentence for identity fraud
A former University of Iowa Health Care employee was sentenced Friday after he posed as a California man for 3 decades.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier2d
Wisconsin man sentenced to prison in 'Kafkaesque' identity theft case
He began using the man's name and personal information to apply for jobs, obtain loans and insurance policies and buy cars ...