
Men Living Under Stolen Identities for 30 Years Uncovered
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Two men, Tim Seidenfeld and Glenn Scotzin, have been living under stolen identities for over three decades. They assumed the names of two Idaho boys who died in the 1970s. The pair has been linked to identity theft and may have worked in telecommunications. They have ties to multiple states and investigators are seeking information on their past aliases. Contact Detective Julie Lee for tips.
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Two men in their lay 50s have been living under stolen identities for over 30 years, and Pasco police just brought them to light. The guys go by Tim Sidenfeld, 58, and Glenn Scotson, 56. They grab those names back in 1990 from two Idaho boys who died as kids in the early 1970s. Police aren't sure if the pair swapped the identities between themselves, and so far, no other crimes are on the table beyond the identity theft. They first popped up with these names in Salem, Oregon, and Seattle that same year, 1990. These dudes have crisscrossed the country, with ties to Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, Texas, and California. They seem to have worked in telecommunications in the early 1990s, but there's zero employment paper trail to back it up. Investigators are digging deep, because traditional ID methods aren't cutting it after all this time. They're piecing together a bigger picture and hunting for any other aliases these men might have used. If you've got tips on their past, or other names, hit up Detective Julie Lee at 509-545-3421
or email her. Do Pasco PD. This story is still unfolding, so stay tuned for more as it drops. Local news, powered by AI? This is Canada News Today.
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