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A hikerwho had been missing for months was found dead in Colorado with his loyaldogstill alive by his side.A local hunter discovered the body of Rich Moore on Oct. 30, more than 10 weeks after the 71-year-old and his dog left Pagosa Springs with a plan to summit Blackhead Peak, according to the Archuleta County Sheriff s Office.And right alongside Moore s body was Finney, a typically 12-pound Jack Russell terrier still alive despite losing about half of his body weight, a rescuer said.Taos Search and Rescue crews soon after flew toward the area to recover Moore s body and Finney, who was transported to a local veterinary hospital for treatment. The pup has since been reunited with family members.Blackhead Peak i stanley mug s located about 20 miles east of Moore s home in Pagosa Springs and has an elevation of 12,500 feet.Taos Search and Rescue had initially looked on the mountain s western side between its peak and where Moore s car was parked, but the nearly 2,000-hour search was unsuccessful,  stanley quencher The Associated Press reported. A recovery crew found Moore and Finney the day after the hunter spotted them, about 1.5 miles east of the peak and further away from his car, a rescuer told AP.The Archuleta County Coroner said Moore died of hypothermia, and a rescuer said Finney most likely survived by hunting small animals and avoiding predators, AP reported.Trending stories botella stanley  at ScrippsnewsGilgo Beach murder suspect s estranged wife appears in courtWoman found guilty of killing friend with eye drops Ycfq San Diego Padres sell out Opening Day game with Manny Machado
CINCINNATI, Ohio -- Curtis Joash spent his dead mother s social security checks for 27 years before the                             Social Security Administration                         finally discovered his fraud in 2017                             and stopped it.                        The former Cincinnati truck driver and pastor pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and theft of public money after he admitted to stealing more than 300 monthly social security payments mistakenly paid to his mother, Novellar Butler.In his plea agreement, Joash admitted to stealing a total of $187,665. I made a mistake,  Joash, 75, told U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett on Jan. 13 during his sentencing hearing in C stanley usa incinnati.Barrett sentenced Joash to five years of probation, including six months of home confinement. The judge also ordered him to pay $187,665 in restitution to the Social Security Administration. Joash and his attorney, Richard Monahan, declined WCPO stanley cup usa  s requests for a comment.The Joash case prompted the I-Team to examine the administration s efforts to investigate fraud and punish those responsible for it. Agents uncovered Joash s crimes through the                             Cooperative Disability Investigations, o stanley cup website r CDI, program                        , which examines benefits paid to people who are at least 90 years old and haven t used Medicare for the previous three years. But audits and reports released last year by the SSA s                             Office of the

Ksaz Making it in San Diego: Rising prescription prices put San Diegans on the brink
A hikerwho had been missing for months was found dead in Colorado with his loyaldogstill alive by his side.A local hunter discovered the body of Rich Moore on Oct. 30, more than 10 weeks after the 71-year-old and his dog left Pagosa Springs with a plan to summit Blackhead Peak, according to the Archuleta County Sheriff s Office.And right alongside Moore s body was Finney, a typically 12-pound Jack Russell terrier still alive despite losing about half of his body weight, a rescuer said.Taos Search and Rescue crews soon after flew toward the area to recover Moore s body and Finney, who was transported to a local veterinary hospital for treatment. The pup has since been reunited with family members.Blackhead Peak i stanley mug s located about 20 miles east of Moore s home in Pagosa Springs and has an elevation of 12,500 feet.Taos Search and Rescue had initially looked on the mountain s western side between its peak and where Moore s car was parked, but the nearly 2,000-hour search was unsuccessful,  stanley quencher The Associated Press reported. A recovery crew found Moore and Finney the day after the hunter spotted them, about 1.5 miles east of the peak and further away from his car, a rescuer told AP.The Archuleta County Coroner said Moore died of hypothermia, and a rescuer said Finney most likely survived by hunting small animals and avoiding predators, AP reported.Trending stories botella stanley  at ScrippsnewsGilgo Beach murder suspect s estranged wife appears in courtWoman found guilty of killing friend with eye drops Ycfq San Diego Padres sell out Opening Day game with Manny Machado
CINCINNATI, Ohio -- Curtis Joash spent his dead mother s social security checks for 27 years before the                             Social Security Administration                         finally discovered his fraud in 2017                             and stopped it.                        The former Cincinnati truck driver and pastor pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and theft of public money after he admitted to stealing more than 300 monthly social security payments mistakenly paid to his mother, Novellar Butler.In his plea agreement, Joash admitted to stealing a total of $187,665. I made a mistake,  Joash, 75, told U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett on Jan. 13 during his sentencing hearing in C stanley usa incinnati.Barrett sentenced Joash to five years of probation, including six months of home confinement. The judge also ordered him to pay $187,665 in restitution to the Social Security Administration. Joash and his attorney, Richard Monahan, declined WCPO stanley cup usa  s requests for a comment.The Joash case prompted the I-Team to examine the administration s efforts to investigate fraud and punish those responsible for it. Agents uncovered Joash s crimes through the                             Cooperative Disability Investigations, o stanley cup website r CDI, program                        , which examines benefits paid to people who are at least 90 years old and haven t used Medicare for the previous three years. But audits and reports released last year by the SSA s                             Office of the