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Dateline: A Wanted Man takes the idea of a man committing fraud to a different level. In 2004, Michelle Kramer, who was ...
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ComingSoon on MSNDateline: Secrets Uncovered: Where Is Former Surgeon Mark Weinberger Now?Reader discretion is advised. The case of disgraced Indiana sinus surgeon Mark Weinberger, who is now living a new life in ...
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Dateline: Secrets Uncovered: Who Was Mark Weinberger & What Did He Do?Reader discretion is advised. Oxygen’s Dateline: Secrets Uncovered chronicles the case of disgraced sinus surgeon Mark Weinberger, dubbed the Nose Doctor. Weinberger was an Ivy-league graduate ...
The Chicago resident was celebrating the milestone in September 2004 on the Greek island of Mykonos with her husband Mark Weinberger when he suddenly disappeared from their yacht. Weinberger — a ...
Mark Weinberger has been found — again. The former Northwest Indiana sinus surgeon — once known as the “Nose Doctor” — is living in Florida and promoting a yoga lifestyle after serving ...
Mark Weinberger was given a seven-year prison term, nearly double the recommendation under federal sentencing guidelines. U.S. District Judge Philip Simon said the more severe sentence was ...
Former sinus surgeon Mark Weinberger, known as the "Nose Doctor," recently resurfaced in West Palm Beach, Florida, after serving less than five years behind bars. "He thinks that he’s above the ...
He spent five years on the run … but the game is now up for Mark Weinberger, America‘s most wanted doctor. Facing trial on 22 counts of healthcare fraud, Weinberger was arrested earler this ...
Mark Weinberger, a popular sinus surgeon from Northwest Indiana, became the subject of multiple true crime shows after disappearing in 2004. He was arrested in the Italian Alps after being ...
Mark Weinberger will face up to 10 years in prison for insurance fraud when he is sentenced in federal court Friday, and that simply is not long enough for Marzetta Williams. Weinberger ...
Dr. Mark Weinberger, a nose and sinus doctor from Merriville, Ind., pleaded guilty last summer to 22 counts of health care fraud and on Friday a federal judge in Chicago gave him a far longer ...
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