"Survivor" Richard Hatch a "Victim?"
"Survivor" Winner, Who Completed a Tax Evasion Sentence, Claims He Is a "Victim" of a "Witch Hunt" by Federal Prosecutors
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Richard Hatch (CBS/The Early Show)
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Hatch completed a tax evasion sentence earlier this month. He complained to NBC's "Today" show Tuesday that he was taken from his sister's apartment while wearing boxer shorts in August and held in solitary confinement for 30 days after granting TV interviews without permission.
He called it "the worst time of my time in prison."
But Barnstable County, Mass., Sheriff James Cummings says Hatch refused to get dressed when deputies arrived to take him to jail. The sheriff also disputes that Hatch was in solitary confinement.
Cummings calls Hatch "a stranger to the truth." A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office in Providence, R.I., would not comment.
Hatch was convicted in 2006 of failing to pay taxes on the $1 million he won in 2000 on the CBS reality show.
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- Quit breaking the law moron!!!
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- Rather ironic that the character and deceit necessary in winning BB are also the same traits that may get their winners in trouble after BB.
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- Rather ironic that the character and deceit necessary in winning BB are also the same traits that may get their winners in trouble after BB.
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- Richard Hatch a victim?
Richard's a victim of Richard" - Reply to this comment

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