A man faked his own kidnapping to get out of a bet. The plan backfired.
crime scene tape in front of room door with blurred background. By Eli Rosenberg Eli Rosenberg General assignment reporter covering national and breaking news Email Bio Follow March 1 at 7:39 PM The man was found in the back seat of a blue pickup truck in Upstate New York.
But the story was a ruse, police said. Brandel was arrested Wednesday and charged with a felony charge of scheme to defraud and misdemeanor count of falsely reporting an incident. But holes seemed to keep popping up in his story, O’Callaghan said. Police noticed his attitude and physical appearance didn’t seem to match that of someone who had been kidnapped for a couple of days.
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