The first winner of the popular reality television show “Survivor” was sentenced to 51 months in prison for his conviction on tax evasion charges. Richard Hatch, 45, was convicted in January of failing to pay taxes on the $1 million prize he won from the TV show, as well as other income. He was sentenced in May to 51 months in prison. Hatch was initially housed in a county jail in Massachusetts, and was later moved to a federal prison in Oklahoma. The judge handing down the sentence chastised Hatch for lying repeatedly on the witness stand.
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20 Nov 06 at 5:18 amCavalcade of risk - November 22, 2006
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09 Dec 06 at 3:04 pmCalling All Reality TV Fans! - December 11, 2006
Welcome to the December 11, 2006 edition of Calling All Reality TV Fans!.
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