A fugitive used a dead classmate's name from 1984 and lived under it for 40 years; he collected over $138,000 in Social Security before FBI agents caught him
- A fugitive who was wanted in Wyoming on an attempted murder charge spent more than four decades living under the identity of a deceased former college classmate, according to the US Department of Justice.
- Stephen Craig Campbell, 76, assumed the identity of Walter Lee Coffman, who died in 1975 at age 22.
- Campbell first applied for a US passport in Coffman's name in 1984, submitting his own photograph and current address.
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- A fugitive who was wanted in Wyoming on an attempted murder charge spent more than four decades living under the identity of a deceased former college classmate, according to the US Department of Justice.
- Stephen Craig Campbell, 76, assumed the identity of Walter Lee Coffman, who died in 1975 at age 22.
- Campbell first applied for a US passport in Coffman's name in 1984, submitting his own photograph and current address.
Sources: Times of India